The Grimace of Eden, Now Anne Vegter

The Grimace of Eden, Now Anne VegterCody Rose Clevidence Animate, emotive, sensory rich and a little vicious, the poems in this collection take as their subject the earth as a planet, small and contaminated and alone in vast space, and the humans and creatures and technology swarming it with life. Formally inventive and playful with language, referencing Tennyson in one breath and the metaverse the next, these poems wander through spacetime with their irreverent theologies, exploring

Once it clicks it never lets up

Pritchard’s second and final book

These poems playfully and provocatively take their cue from a mediaeval genre of handbooks for minor rulers (“mirrors for princes”)

Adorabelle hoort de tweede oerknal

Reading Phoebe Giannisi is like reading pre-Socratic philosophy on all fours

en publiceerde over hem in diverse tijdschriften

' - New Yorker

Jean-Luc Champerret

'Haroldo de Campos’s epic and epiphanic galáxias finds the poetic in prose and the narrative in poetry

In her highly anticipated debut collection

Seuss and the imaginary daughter Chrysanthemum-Pearl he invented while authoring his anti-Japanese propaganda campaign

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