What We Saw From This MountainVladimir Aristov This is the first English language collection of poetry by contemporary Russian poet, essayist, and prose writer Vladimir Aristov, a satellite figure of the Metarealist (or Meta metaphorist) literary movement of the 1980s 90s. While the late Alexei Parshchikov and Arkadii Dragomoshchenko are somewhat better known to US readers, Aristov, who was their close friend, exemplifies both poets' trajectorieshis work explores metaphor centered

Hoe zien zij

Often situated within the British Poetry Revival

Something Evergreen Called Life offers readers nightpiercing songs of exile and intimacy

of classical reinvention

Een heden waarin de narratieven opnieuw worden opgetuigd

Paul Claes

the force of “clear velocity

Haleh Liza Gafori)

She was also a musician and musicologist

de stad en de natuur

and Bernadette Mayer

exemplifies both poets' trajectories—his work explores metaphor-centered narrative poetry while assimilating American Language poetry and European postmodern theory