I Remember NightfallMarosa di Giorgio Translated from the Spanish by Jeannine Pitas in a bilingual edition, this new translation of Marosa di Giorgio, one of Uruguay's most famous poets, includes four book length poems from the middle of her career: The History of Violets (1965); Magnolia (1968); The War of the Orchards (1971); and The Native Garden is in Flames (1975). These serial prose poems explore memory, familial relationships, erotic desire, and war. Marosa di

and stories that ricochet off convention in a visionary and daring response to personal and national trauma

poems of elemental wildness and healing

and memoir

Mark Duggan and others

Such is the setting for this brilliant and important debut by Sophie Collins

Emerging out of Hawkey’s co-translation of the Arabic (with Marouane Zakhir) of Moroccan theorist Abdessalam Benabdelali

In haar nieuwste bundel heeft Krog moeite om aan het schrijven te komen

This is the story told by Ahmad Almallah in Bitter English

Ultramarine reaches across memory

In mijn mand

or so the author appears to believe

” CAConrad writes from an ecopoetics that is generous and galvanizing