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Smoke DriftsNadia Anjuman Afghan poet Nadia Anjuman (1980 2005) drew on the lineage of Persian and Sufi writing and her life under Taliban rule, attending to love, oppression, myth, and devotion through lyrics that both embrace and resist tradition. Anjuman grew up in the Herat, Afghanistan, a city known for centuries for its poetry. While the Taliban was in power, Anjuman met with other women in what appeared to be a needlepoint school, one of the few sanctioned

and his early death sent shock-waves through the Dutch literary world

extremely rare poetry book A Finger in the Fishes Mouth

in 31 sections

Light is a capital blown apart

Robin Block

Voor de natuur en

” Aunonomic Reasoning is a whirlwind of lingual torrents triggered by creative mishearing that at once exposes the occupations of orthodox surrealism

een tour de force die uit één enkele alinea bestaat

I’m in awe

Een groot deel van deze gedichten ontstond door de schok die de oorlog in Oekraïne veroorzaakte

This organization brings distinctions between versions into relief

"free-souled" and long-rare classic of concrete poetry