Red Lip Peril Laynie Browne

Red Lip Peril Laynie BrowneDalmacia Ruiz Rosas Samohod (trans. Judah Rubin) Red Lip Peril brings Peruvian poet Dalmacia Ruiz Rosass searing, corporeal, political poems of the 1970s and 1980s into English for the first time. Harnessing and writing back against state violence, against amnesia, against complacency, and into desire, these poems speak a Lima on the brink, caught in the landslide of history, where the poet is still shut up remembering 77 when for screaming my dreams

Cathay was greatly indebted to the notes of Ernest Fenollosa

provide a fascinating complement to the poetry

de Griekse god van het verlangen

’ plastic’s evocation and lucidity moves with grace through working class realities and hopeful imaginings

and learn working class histories along the way

speeltuinen

De plotselinge dood van mijn moeder leerde mij te vertragen

grief and creativity

‘zijn beste bundel ooit

De woorden van Hedva worden begeleid door eeoms von briefwisseling tussen dichters Asha Karami (Godface) en Pelumi Adejumo (Soms voel ik mij zombie)

Piet Gerbrandy

In three poems