September-October, 2007
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Exhibition First Night
– Nakedness is the pulsing speech. – A mirror is a hollow body. Margret Kreidl Oh y-e-a-h it's an eye [...]
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10, 2007
Divan
Translated from the Slovene by: Igor DivjakRussians never run away, it’s too far.
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10, 2007
Without surrealism
Translated by Nataša Papazovska-LevkovaThe house on the hill of memories stands high above the horizon and above the clouds. It [...]
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10, 2007
from “The Last Testament of Oscar Wilde”
19 September 1900 I have become a problem in modern ethics, as Symonds would say, although it seemed to me [...]
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10, 2007
Bonnie and Clyde
M. entered the store, all those colors twisted her mind and she felt dizzy, everything was а strange carousel, just [...]
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10, 2007
In the Small Rooms of the Pink Ghetto
(or: We, our invisible women writers)Fifteen years ago, I entered the graduate studies in literature at “Blaže Koneski” Faculty of [...]
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10, 2007
Poetry and Culture
To Seek and Find: Poetry and Limitations of the Ironic Mode in the New Millennium The catastrophic events of September [...]
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10, 2007
Later, at the Bar
The novel written of short stories “Later, at the Bar” (Simon & Schuster) by Rebecca Barry is a lovely debut [...]
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10, 2007
Getting the Self Out of the Way
”Decreation: Poetry, Essays, Opera” (Vintage Contemporaries) by Anne Carson at once deconstructs genres and recreates them, giving literature new spaces, [...]
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10, 2007
Memorial to a marriage
In this review published by the Guardian [http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/poetry/0,,2072652,00. html], Antonia Byatt is moved by “Talking to the Dead” (Carcanet), a [...]