2011 – Vertical Poetry: Last Poems
"A talented and loyal translator has given fresh attention to a poet who much deserves it. Juarroz had a quiet, level voice that moves you toward surprising revelations, and Mary Crow has deftly brought that voice into English."
—John Felstiner
2002 – Engravings Torn From Insomnia
"Reading Engravings Torn From Insomnia moves and frightens us, flinging us through a vortex of delight and wonder. And, by the book's end, we feel we've come to an unfamiliar place, that these poems have vigorously taken us there.
—Gerald Schwartz
1992 – Vertical Poetry: Recent Poems
"Mary Crow has the sound and pitch of the Juarroz poems."
—W. S. Merwin
"Mary Crow has given us a poet of miraculous lucidity and mystery at once. Her translations are marvelous in themselves and share the beauty and importance of the work. [Juarroz] is a poet to compare with Octavio Paz."
—David Ignatow
Mary Crow's other two books of translation are:
- From the Country of Nevermore by Jorge Teillier
- Woman Who Has Sprouted Wings: Poems by Contemporary Latin American Women Poets