and sabotaged my whole enterprise. I took this as final defeat, and haven't tried to combine drawing and writing in any later work of fiction." Awards Davenport received a MacArthur Fellowship in 1990. Davenport received the PEN Award for Poetry in Translation in 1996. Works Fiction Tatlin!: Six Stories (Scribner's, 1974) (with illustrations by Davenport) Da Vinci's Bicycle: Ten Stories (University of Chicago Press, 1979) (with illustrations by Davenport) Eclogues: Eight Stories (North Point Press, 1981) (two stories illustrated by Roy Behrens) Trois Caprices (The Pace Trust, 1981) (three stories later collected in The Jules Verne Steam Balloon) The Bowmen of Shu (The Grenfell Press, 1984) (limited ed., collected in Apples and Pears) Apples and Pears and Other Stories (North Point Press, 1984) (with illustrations by Davenport) The Bicycle Rider (Red Ozier Press, 1985) (limited ed., later collected—in a different version—in The Jules Verne Steam Balloon) Jonah: A Story (Nadja Press, 1986) (limited ed., later collected in The Jules Verne Steam Balloon) The Jules Verne Steam Balloon: Nine Stories (North Point Press, 1987) The Drummer of the Eleventh North Devonshire Fusiliers (North Point Press, 1990) The Lark (Dim Gray Bar Press, 1993) (limited ed., illustrated by Davenport) A Table of Green Fields: Ten Stories (New Directions, 1993) The Cardiff Team: Ten Stories (New Directions, 1996) Twelve Stories (Counterpoint, 1997) (selections from Tatlin!, Apples and Pears, and The Drummer of the Eleventh North Devonshire Fusiliers) The Death of Picasso: New and Selected Writing (Shoemaker and Hoard, 2003) (contains seven essays [three previously uncollected] along with nineteen stories [two previously uncollected] and one play) Wo es war, soll ich werden: The Restored Original Text (Finial Press, 2004) (limited ed.) The Guy Davenport Reader, ed. Erik Reece (Counterpoint, 2013) (A posthumous collection of Davenport's fiction, essays, poems, translations, and notebooks assembled by Erik Reece, a former Davenport student and his literary executor.) Translations Carmina Archilochi: The Fragments of Archilochos (University of California Press, 1964) Sappho: Songs and Fragments (University of Michigan Press, 1965) Herakleitos and Diogenes (Grey Fox Press, 1979) The Mimes of Herondas (Grey Fox Press, 1981) Maxims of the Ancient Egyptians (The Pace Trust, 1983) (from Boris de Rachewiltz's Massime degli antichi egiziani, 1954) Anakreon (The University of Alabama/ Parallel Editions, 1991) Archilochos, Sappho, Alkman: Three Lyric Poets (University of California Press, 1980) (adds Alkman to Carmina Archilochi and Sappho: Songs and Fragments) The Logia of Yeshua: The Sayings of Jesus