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Ruin, BlossomJohn Burnside In this powerful, moving book, John Burnside takes his cue from Schiller, who recognised that, as one thing fades, so another flourishes: everywhere and always, in matters great and small, new life blossoms amongst the ruins. Here, in poems that explore ageing, mortality, environmental destruction and mental illness, Burnside not only mourns what is lost in passing, but also celebrates the new, and sometimes unexpected, forms that emerge

en ideaal om jonge lezers enthousiast te maken voor het spelen met rijm en klank en er dronken van taal van te worden

three voices

Judith Herzberg

the bestselling author of On Haiku

Returning to the island of Samos during the summer of 1979

apparitions (nines) is at once a brash and subversive rejoinder to the Anglophone sonnet

Girls That Never Die is about wrestling ourselves from the threats of violence that constrain our lives

Roland Barthes

wanhopige vitaliteit

following the wake of The Interpreter of Desires

‘A is for [Arabs]’

In welke mate is zorg een universele taal op zoek naar woorden