the way that the large and small events of life dance a quantum quadrille with language in the light received and emitted by the writer's mind
The Berlin Wall has fallen
During that time he set up a community publishing initiative and a long- lasting inter-generational poetry project in Cable Street
facing a dangerous future
The care in the making and shaping of the poems bears witness to the evident fact that for Nick Makoha poetry became “This rock […] a sanctuary from which I can repair the ruins”
Hit Parade Susan Richardson the way that the largeHit Parade is a bilingual Russian English collection of poems by the four leading authors of the Orbita creative collective, based in Riga, Latvia: Semyon Khanin, Artur Punte, Vladimir Svetlov and Sergej Timofejev. Though their work is primarily written in Russian, the Orbita poets draw on European, Latvian and Russian traditions and contemporary scenes. Founded in 1999, Orbita has published a series of almanacs of literature and visual art and a