Popeye in Belgrade - Couverture souple

Sutherland-Smith, James

 
9781857549690: Popeye in Belgrade

Synopsis

Some months before the year of revolutions a late friend took a train into the heartland of what was held up as a model of despotism; a stopping train, in his compartment one other passenger clad in a blue suit needing thirty minutes attention from a stiff clothes brush. Opening a mildly indecent magazine this other proceeded to masturbate for two hours of the journey before alighting at a border post somewhere between pine forest and pine forest...from "The Blue Company". This book records the author's final detachment, in every sense of the word, from his country of origin. The poems emerge from places where political upheaval has recently occurred and record the aftershock of moral and spiritual earthquakes, often in intimate contexts.

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À propos de l'auteur

James Sutherland-Smith, born in Aberdeen in 1948, was educated at Leeds University. He lives in Slovakia, where he is a British Council Lecturer. He set up the first Creative Writing Course in English in Central Europe, using writers from Britain and Ireland. He and his wife are the principal translators of Slovak poetry into English. His previous collection, In the Country of Birds (2003), was published by Carcanet.

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