Jugoslovenska KinotekaShira Wolfe In Jugoslovenska Kinoteka, Shira Wolfes cinematic poetry reads like scenes from a movie, describing a period of her life spent in Belgrade and traversing the Balkans from Sarajevo to the Bay of Kotor, from Stara Planina to Mount Avala. Most of all, it is an ode to the Belgrade of her past and the relationships she formed there, constellating around that city and continuously reappearing elsewhere in encounters fuelled by synchronicity. In

Part springtime journal (“why are there thorns

Het is voor een dichter het hoogst haalbare: een gedicht dat leest alsof het altijd al heeft bestaan

Amends by Tim Etchells is a selection of texts haunted by performance but written for the page

attempts to couple more intimately an intention in the form of a sentence and an intention in the form of a life

A collection of lectures

Sam Riviere is a past master of taking and exploiting 'found' content and process and transforming it into poetry that captivates and unsettles

feminist vision and attention to the complications of a Black yet to be storyed any/where

Nele Marian is een van de eerste schrijvers van Afrikaanse afkomst in Europa

‘Jij zegt dat ik aan de oorlog ben ontsnapt

moeilijke wereld waarin we leven

and rhythmic descriptions of the sky

Across her work