Ways to Move: Black Insurgent GrammarsJonathan Gonzlez Moving between archival fragments, rehearsal notes, and speculative memory, Ways to Move: Black Insurgent Grammars traces the embodied frequencies and assembled states of Black life. Gonzlez theorizes Blackness as a grammar, occupying the interstices of white colonial culture; Black movement and expression are both defined by and break down the hegemonic. Through a consideration of land, politics, magic, and movement, this hybrid work

Eliot and Faber in the 1940s and ’50s her work unjustly fell off the radar for many years until the groundbreaking edition of her collected poems published by Carcanet in 2005

” adjacent islands / islas adjacentes seeks to translate the intemperie (open sky) of the camping trip onto the confines of the page

as a kind of codex for exploding the tragicomedy of ecological thought in this age of intimacy and abjection

In 2010 verscheen met Schrap me al een eerste collectie stiftgedichten

Achter deze thema’s gaan filosofische en linguïstische vraagstukken schuil

The poems of Border Wisdom break and mourn physical borders at the same time

sexual dissident

language threads its way through time—winding across landscapes marked by war

hij ziet er aan de buitenkant althans altijd hetzelfde uit

Maaike de Wolf

Intuïtief opgekrabbelde woorden vormden de aanzet tot deze gedichten over creatie

Esther Leslie