100 Dutch-Language Poems: from the Medieval Period to the Present Day, selected and translated by Paul Vincent and John Irons. Holland Park Press London, 2015. Paperback, 275 pp. Condition: Very good. £29.99 German, French, Spanish, Russian, Polish and Italian poetry have all benefited from a range of highly skilful translators over the last half century or so, and the greatest poets from all four countries are already well known to those readers of world poetry whove dared to step outside the charmed ring of literature written in English. Quite a lot of Scandinavian poetry has also been translated into our language during the same period. But Dutch poetry (as well as Belgian poetry written in Flemish) is almost entirely unknown. This is strange, given what close neighbours the Dutch are to the British. Nor is it true that their poetry is in any way inferior in range or quality to that of other European nations. Here is a sorely needed anthology that seeks to remedy such abje