VISCERA: EIGHT VOICES FROM POLAND

VISCERA: EIGHT VOICES FROM POLANDPoetry Translation. Litmus Press, 2024. Paperback, 288 pages. 8. 5"x6"x0. 748031" From the press: Viscera: Eight Voices from Poland, edited by Mark Tardi, presents a selection of work by Polish women writers committed to experimenting with form while shaping vigorous political critiques. As Tardi writes in the Introduction, Each of the writers work in this book frustrates the limits of particular poetic concerns and together their voices comprise an

David set about to cheer herself—and her audience—up with dishes from the south of France

marches to the blacksmith to have his eyelids removed so that he might never sleep again

the Anthropocene

Instead of systematically discarding them

offering poems just out of meaning's reach

and philosophical aspect of the notion of crisis that is explored here in its relationship to creation

From NMB: There's never been a better time to take up sun-catching

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know how to cross estranged cities with the allegoric gravity of figures on a Tarkovskian set

Catherine Chen

lots of food

This delicate book weaves an unprecedented braid of poetry