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For various reasons but particularly due to political censorship, my poetry, written in prison, was...
Claude Péloquin wrote his first book of poetry Jéricho in 1963, which immediately established him...
Tell the Oak Tree to Grow Faster is the first book of Maria Luisa Spaziani's...
The Last Woman, a selection from twenty years of poetry, is a voyage into being...
...We started to read aloud, each in turn, from Judith Cowan's translation and my original....
This bilingual collection of poetry is a selection of award-winning Franco-Ontarian poet Robert Dickson's various...
The first novel by renowned Slovene publisher, politician, and TV personality Luka Novak is an intellectual farce, a surrealistic gallop through philosophy and art. With echoes of Thomas Pynchon and Woody Allen (with Hegel chanting in the background), we follow the ethical, erotic, and culinary adventures of a neurotic Slovene psychiatrist, a sassy Bosnian masseuse, a German mythology professor, and a politically-influential building contractor, involved in religious iconographic propaganda that incites a revolution in Venezuela. The witty and wildly original plot runs from Provence through Ljubljana and Tubingen to Caracas, and weaves in solutions to important ideas and questions: What...
