Good & SafeLiesl Ujvary (trans. Ann Cotten) Liesl Ujvarys groundbreaking 1977 debut concocts a potent and volatile concrete poetry of structuralist social satire disrupted by flares of poetic whimsy drawn from the depths of the subconscious. A generation after H. C. Artmann and the Wiener Gruppe, alongside Ernst Jandl, Elfriede Jelinek, Elfriede Gerstl, and Friederike Mayrcker, Ujvary was a central force in shaping contemporary Austrian writing. In her ludic and

Set against the early days of the pandemic

Bononno’s translation offers myriad interpretations

and we know after all that what looks like a vase can also be an urn

foreword by Isabel Waidner

In deze bundel zijn honderd van zijn mooiste haiku’s opgenomen

Een onhandige

She is a Palestinian and Jordanian from London

collages of flowers and poetry

Gedichten waarin de hele wereld als nieuw wordt getoond

” An Orange guides memory and affect into cosmopolitan forms: disalienating

Previous poems have been published in The Chicago Review

Joe Brainard's I Remember is a cult classic