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American poet Coleman Barks first began collaboration in the early 1980s with John Moyne (Javād Mo‘īn), emeritus professor of linguistics and computer science, to produce translations of the poetry of Jalāl al-Dīn Rūmī. Without apparently ever learning Persian himself, Barks has made a phenomenally successful career over the past two decades of “translating” or “versioning” Rūmī, collaborating with Moyne (who works from the Persian) and others (some working from existing Turkish translations ...

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John Myne, Coleman Barks. The Drowned Book: Ecstatic and Earthy Reflections of Bahauddin, the Father of Rumi. San Francisco, HarperSanFrancisco, 2004, xli + 149 p.