Viscera: Eight Voices from PolandMark Tardi Viscera: Eight Voices from Poland, edited by Mark Tardi, presents a selection of work by Polish women writers committed to experimenting with form while shaping vigorous political critiques. As Tardi writes in the Introduction, Each of the writers work in this book frustrates the limits of particular poetic concerns and together their voices comprise an archival octet that hums in the breaths hidden fissure, full of counterpoint, semi

A series of short poems anchored by an essay that speaks directly to Lorde’s journal entries and personal reflections on cancer

” a contemporaneous piece of poetic prose

the formal structure of a shepherd’s calendar

Always at the centre of her books and performances are the experiences of the body

Cees Nooteboom is best known in the English-speaking world for his acclaimed novels

Margaret Ross

equivocates between inanity and divinity

they are unafraid to get messy in their execution

and the local martyr

at 100 Main Street

in solidarity

naar het leven in zijn poëzie