Stranger World Poetry BooksEmily Hunt Stranger, Emily Hunt's long awaited follow up to her acclaimed debut collection of poems, intimately chronicles the effects of love, labor, and grief on the life and sensibility of an artist. These poems shed a shifting light on the peculiar textures of our era. Hunt treads with concision, vigor, and excitement, addressing directly lived experiencesfrom the mundane to the profound. Whether its her curious interactions with dating apps, 19th
Originally published in 1973 by poet and translator David Rosenberg in The Ant's Forefoot chapbook series
by way of the fragment and the self-reflective slip of the fold into and out of itself
over de onmogelijkheid dingen achter je te laten
Jay Bernard's extraordinary debut is a fearless exploration of the New Cross Fire of 1981
Farrokhzad
these texts invoke issues of gender and race-based injustice
Daarmee zijn deze verzen niet alleen van belang voor belijdende boeddhisten
Mandel adapts the typography and formatting of archived papers
In de poëzie van antieke dichters als Sappho en Archilochus wordt Eros
Over two volumes
I think through / the breath in you
een korte biografie van Rilke
