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Philip
Ramp

American-born poet and translator Philip Ramp came to Greece in 1964. Shortly after moving to Aegina he met the Greek poet and translator Katerina-Angelaki Rooke, and for some years they worked on translation together. He started working on his own in 1975 and has done so ever since.
American-born poet and translator Philip Ramp came to Greece in 1964. Shortly after moving to Aegina he met the Greek poet and translator Katerina-Angelaki Rooke, and for some years they worked on translation together. He started working on his own in 1975 and has done so ever since.
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