Terminations Doe het toch maarGraham Foust The uncanny ninth collection from Graham Foust. "Reading Terminations is like watching a make up tutorial in reversewhich is to say, the deconstruction of an art that, on its face, is applied to conceal and therefore beautify what is inherently colored by the decay it daily wears. So it shocks us to see something so seemingly done up come undone and more shocking (and uncanny and satisfying) still to realize ah, that's what it looks like
Kim's most compelling work to date
de archetypische zanger en dichter
voices speak who Melgard herself is not - or not yet - but who the poet operates in relation to becoming (potential parent
narratieve gedichten die gebaseerd zijn op herinneringen aan de jaren veertig van de vorige eeuw
which has been shown by Urban Foxes Collective
create a compelling canvas of associations
In deze panoramische bundel gaat Anneke Brassinga op zoek naar een nieuwe onschuld in het spraakwatervallige
Uit het Arabisch vertaald door Abdelkader Benali en de auteur
' the poems 'offer to the future this weird / fruit / which speaks in the mouths / of the thousands of innocents dead / in our black blood
Erica Hunt writes at the intersection of poetry and emancipatory politics—racial and gender justice
partly for fear of political persecution and partly to pursue a literary career in Paris
niet alleen door de intensiteit van het thema maar ook en vooral door de manier waarop de lezer wordt binnengebracht én uitgesloten
