Cada historia es flujo constante, un movimiento que se origina en la mano que crea, se entrelaza con los ojos que absorben, sacude el pecho que se estremece y, finalmente, transforma el alma a través de sus páginas.
A story of separation and displacement in two fictionalized voices: a person who has migrated, without papers, to the United States for work, and their partner who waits at home.
Tragedy of the Commons invites readers into a fresh exploration of the book of 1 Samuel, which tells the story of Saul, Israel's first monarch and the personification of its chronic sins.
Ob koloniale Raubkunst im Humboldt-Forum, Corona-Pandemie oder Flüchtlingspolitik – wie kaum ein anderer beobachtet Volker Braun seine Gegenwart, die er durchforstet, angreift, deren literarische und kulturelle Traditionen er aufzeigt, ohne je die Hoffnung auf Veränderung aufzugeben.
An inspiring guide to the practices of contemporary experimental creative writing, this book explores experimentation within both traditional writing genres and 'post-genre' modes such as hybrid texts, Non-creative writing, textual materiality, creative re-purposing, performance and new media technologies.
In the opening poem of Matthew Porto's dazzling debut collection, we hear the voice of the recurring angel figure for the first time, commanding us to Get used to the light.
In Fat Chance, poet and publisher Kent MacCarter investigates variations on how non-fiction can be reported, taking an uncanny look into sole survivors of major airline crashes, a memoir approach at the surgical complication known as gossypiboma -- where an instrument is left behind in a body cavity after surgery -- a recount of marketing tactics for childrens toys and more.
Cuerpo adentro construye un espacio poético que se sostiene sobre todo en la voz que lo genera, donde los vacíos del entreverso insinúan o consuman la figuración de una experiencia vital en diversos tonos.
Written over the span of a decade and a half, Coast Mountain Foot keens its ear to the energies that connect cities, refracting the gesture of George Bowering's 1968 classic Rocky Mountain Foot.
This is the first book to closely examine the curatorial work that the celebrated poet Frank O'Hara (1926-1966) undertook for the Museum of Modern Art in New York and abroad.
The City That Is Leaving Forever is a unique twenty-first-century time capsule: an instant-message exchange between Kashmir and British Columbia spanning more than five years in the lives of two Muslim Kashmiri women poets.
Those things that have no form or colorThe precious things that slip through the fingers of our daysAnd which we are unable to hold on to for various reasonsThey alone save othersThose who are able to grasp the meaning of their existenceThose immersed in life like waterAnd they destroy us, who are drowning in all forms of death
Kabir, a great religious reformer and founder of a community of nearly one million Hindus living in northern India, lives among us today through his sublime mystical poetry.
Richard Barnfield is sometimes considered the rival poet in Shakespeare's sonnets but has been relatively neglected in studies of early modern English poetry.
When I assume that thinking is south of the maps,And I love when I need a kiss that teaches my tongue to recite the liturgies of dictionaries of longing.
She said - her laughterrings like silver bellshow many foolsask what's in yesterdaywho think love is an endless firelook at my fruitin its fresh beautyfor I give it to loveas long as the secret of the bee quenches itfrom the cruelty of boredomthe past was not created for us to revivebut to recount it.
So many things seem like a BIG DEAL: buying clothes, food trends for healthfulness and coolness, what's trending online, your personal problems, what someone else has said, the political landscape, an Instagram post, avocado toast.
