To write is to struggle and resist, to write is to become, to write is to draw a map… Gilles Deleuze
If poetry ought to have presence, then it also has a body, or in Glyn Maxwell’s words, is “creaturely” (page 88). So it has a heartbeat, a pulse, a footstep, it breathes. Continue reading “On Poetry… Pulse and Chime”
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Bringing Sexy Back To Books
From Congo to the World.
Just like the horse whisperer - but with more pages
Sarah Rose de Villiers
reflections on myth, politics, and desire
The (mis)adventures of an English Graduate
"I read, I travel, I become" - Derek Walcott
Books. Reflections. Travel.
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The arts at large by Robyn Sassen
~ Whatever Lights Your Fire ~
You Are What You Read.
Things about general things
Exploring Black and African identities in the blogosphere
