The World by EveningMenno Wigman Menno Wigman (1966 2018) is one of the most celebrated poets in the Netherlands, with many awards to his name, and his early death sent shock waves through the Dutch literary world. His work has been placed in the tradition of European Romanticism. At times echoing Baudelaire, and equally preoccupied with the darker sides of urban life, Wigman has been called the dandy of disillusion. But his poems are never indulgent and tend to move

and through the complex labyrinths of the modern age

her vast archive of writings and drawings was generously donated by her three children to Special Collections at the University of Sussex

Crewcut & fatigued

‘Dit is geen goede poëzie

Divided into five parts

The Capture of Krao Farini is part Turing test

a continual series of checkpoints

Deze uitgave

In 2020 had de dichter een goed aantal gedichten bij elkaar

through states of consciousness

unsettles time and event

In three poems