Fourth Person SingularNuar Alsadir Claudia Rankine described the poems in Alsadirs first book as 'lawless,' provocative, and 'heartbreaking' as they 'converse from the inside out come alive in the back and forth of a mind attempting to understand what it means to be in relation to. Fourth Person Singular continues to blow open the relationship between self and world in a working through of lyric shame, bending poetic form through fragment, lyric essay, aphorisms mined from

Over die verzwegen wereld gaat de poëziebundel Wulk

misses pronouns

In Het witste woord houden muizen de tijd bij in een Excelbestand

El guant de plàstic rosa houses 36 studies of the dynamics of decay

'This is the first time I’ve endorsed a book after reading a handful of poems because I’ve never encountered a handful of poems this intriguing

Grenade in Mouth: Some Poems of Miyó Vestrini introduces to Anglophone readers the work of one of the vanguard voices of Venezuelan poetry with texts that cover three decades: from the year 1960 to 1990

de taal en nergens anders

Brassinga experimenteert uitbundig met de taal en met vergeten

long-overdue collection (in fine translation) of poetry from the radical Japanese feminist poet

The Palabarmas have taken on new relevance in today’s political climate and appeared on the streets during Chile’s 2019 revolution as protest signs

a group of scholars are offered an attractive residency to allow them to pursue their projects

verschijnt in deze uitgave voor het eerst in Nederlandse vertaling