The World by Evening Het barre land published on the centenary of

published on the centenary of his birth

William Faulkner

While Sharif critiques the culture of performed social skills and poetry itself—its foreclosures

questioning the turbulent climate of our time while celebrating the power of ink – of reading and writing

feminist book about wanting to “hack” the patriarchal system—both in the physically violent sense and in the sense of computer hacking

The World by Evening Het barre land published on the centenary ofMenno Wigman Menno Wigman (1966 2018) is one of the most celebrated poets in the Netherlands, with many awards to his name, and his early death sent shock waves through the Dutch literary world. His work has been placed in the tradition of European Romanticism. At times echoing Baudelaire, and equally preoccupied with the darker sides of urban life, Wigman has been called the dandy of disillusion. But his poems are never indulgent and tend to move