What We Live For Die For: Selected Poems Serhiy Zhadan Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Language And Linguistics Teaching

An Introduction To Original Poetic Voice From Eastern Ukraine With Deep Roots In The Unique Cultural Landscape Of Post-Soviet Devastation “This Collection Ukrainian Writer Serhiy Zhadan’s Poems Will Likely Cement His Reputation As Unflinching Witness Turbulent Social And Political Travails Nation Acerbic Tone That Seem Familiar Admirers Franz Wright Or Charles Bukowski No-Nonsense Verses Are Sure Strike More Than A Few Nerves ”—World Literature Today “A Startling Verse ”—Askold Melnyczuk Times Literary Supplement “Everyone Can Find Something If They Only Look Carefully ” Reads One Memorable Lines This First English By World‑Renowned Author Zhadan These Robust Accessible Narrative Feature Gutsy Portraits Life On Wartorn Poverty-Ravaged Streets Where Children Tally Number Local Deaths Mothers Live Low Expectations Romance Lives Like Remote Memory Tradition Tom Waits William S Burroughs Creates New Poetics Loss Daily Crusade Testimonial Final Abandoned Claustrophobic Universe “Every Year There’s Less Air Yet Despite Grimness Enchanting Lit Magic Everyday Detail Leaving Readers Sense Hope Knowing People “Will Never Let It Be Was Before Σελίδες: 160 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0611 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm