Footwork Hilda Hilst

Footwork Hilda HilstSevero Sarduy Novelist, poet, painter, and literary theorist, Severo Sarduy was one of the most groundbreaking Latin American writers of the twentieth century. Born in Camagey, Cuba in 1937, he moved to Havana in 1956 to study medicine, but soon gave up his scientific pursuits for the arts. From 1960 until the time of his death, the poet lived in Paris where he worked with Roland Barthes, Julia Kristeva, and many others, on the literary magazine Tel

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as well as the first woman to win the Federico García Lorca International Poetry Prize

Vertaald uit het Galicisch door Mariolein Sabarte Belacortu

Frost writes about the revolutions of the past and future

bij jullie God

and what today might be called social practice

Linda Gray Sexton

his dance works and writings continue to be extremely influential

it's not to deny the difficult facts of impediment and impatience

Who's she kidding

only to be rebuffed by one friend's adaptation of Kierkegaard as paranoiac sci-fi erotica centered around a Bartlebyesque refusal to perform free emotional labor

70 poems in total