The Grimoire of GrimalkinSascha Aurora Akhtar The Grimoire of Grimalkin by Sascha Aurora Akhtar is a poetry collection concerned with language as an energetic force. Akhtar invokes the form of the grimoire, spellbooks written by occultists in the 16th century, to explore the relationship of personal myth making to the wider macrocosm in which we exist, through colonial and gendered trauma; a grimalkin was a derogatory term used for the elder women seen as a witch: spiteful

The Miraculous Season

One of her signal elements is a certain deadpan wit

‘instant’ fables of The Cheapest France in Town

this is the first new selection since the late 1990s and offers readers a chance to be introduced to and to celebrate her incredible lifetime's work

In 70 sections that span the millennia

experimental writing and drawing

orgasmic love that is cosmic

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Published by Perdu

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wezenlijk (maar verre van vreugdeloos) feministische en onverschrokken existentialistische bundel vraagt een vrouw zich af wat ‘thuis’ is