as mornings and mossgreen I. Step to the window Optic SubwoofFriederike Mayrcker Austrian poet Friederike Mayrcker is widely considered one of the most important European poets of the twentieth and twenty first centuries. The last book of hers to be published during her lifetime, as mornings and mossgreen I. Step to the window is an elliptical and, if at times cryptic, deeply personal, playful, and highly poetic collection of experiences, memories, dreams, desires, fears, visions, observations, and
while tackling office design
Hiromi is a true sister of the Beats
19th century political speeches
This depiction of Suriname and the Netherlands at the close of the colonial era draws comparisons to the work of Toni Morrison and William Faulkner
Van de engerd in het park tot de dokter die ons slecht nieuws brengt
I can’t wait to read the rest of this rich and resonating collection
and the ripe fruit waiting to be picked
A lonely winter day
Entranced by its mysteries
and Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot) and entangling them into centos or poetic remixes
and indelible Bernadette Mayer poems: the volume ranges from brand-new nature poems
Frank Keizer en Dean Bowen uit Nederland
