Hopscotch Dipika MukherjeeFatemeh Shams In Hopscotch, Fatemeh Shams crafts a vivid liminal world of Berlin based poems, a canvas where home and exile blur into an intimate middle ground. Her work, geographically and metaphorically situated between her birthplace in Iran and her current life in exile, evokes a third spacea realm of creative liberation and a sanctuary for the play of memories, language, and space. Shams frames this space with tangible metaphorsairports,
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Cortez’s practice uneasily fits within literary movements of the 20th century
Etel Adnan’s evocative book places night at its center to unearth memories held in the body
The poems are charmed by containment and estranged by domesticity both in a specific house and in the imagined abstraction of home
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attempts to understand at day’s end some of the day’s events
die tot de hoogtepunten van de poëzie van Cees Nooteboom kan worden gerekend
on the margins of a burning forest
addressing the need for new beginnings and revolution
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Lisa Robertson takes up her earlier concerns with form and literary precedent
posing questions about the relationship between subjectivity
