Granny CloudFarnoosh Fathi Farnoosh Fathi's poetry has been admired for its "riot of associations and sonic improvisations" (Christine Hume, Boston Review); its commitment to fathoming language as what it is an unfathomable depth. Granny Cloud, Fathi's second book of poems, showcases her gifts both in short works of prodigious concentration and in a long poem, "Anyone's Don'tanelle," composed of the drafts and do overs that led to "Fontanelle" a wild reimagining

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You don’t get much more universal than death

one part confessional travelogue from the edge of gender

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the Cuban revolution

Ester Naomi Perquin en Eva Gerlach

gepubliceerd tussen 2000 en 2010

Kat Addis is an artist and PhD candidate (at NYU) in renaissance literature

As Juan Gelman once wrote

Balts is zijn dertiende

The Metamorphoses of Ovid stands with the works of Homer

densely layered prose poems is the third of Hacla’s books to be translated into English by Kristine Ong Muslim