The Book of AdviceGhazal Mosadeq The Book of Advice, an experiment in self translation, stems from the andarznameh tradition of classical Persian literature, a form that moves between verse and prose as it engages invented or familiar sayings and folktales. Originally written in Persian between 2018 2020, the book now speaks in both English and Persian, opening at once from the back and the front, in a voice both distanced and familiar. The vicissitudes of the everyday

En waar anders kan deze reis eindigen dan in de door Boskma zo vaak bezongen Hollandse duingebieden

van nachtmerrie tot dagdroom

Ze is voorzien van een uitvoerig commentaar en een verklarende woordenlijst van de belangrijkste technische termen

and African American vernacular culture

ninth graders’ takes on Mirror

handgedrukt

draws from more than two decades of his published work

crafting electric verses that defy grammar but resound with an intuitive truth: if he had a hundred years

' - Helen Charman

The 26 Impromptus comprising Memory Working

dat werd bekroond met de Woutertje Pieterse Prijs

Another distinguishing feature of this work is that it is arguably the first significant male-female collaboration in 20th century American poetry