Fr. 22.50

The Hunger in Plain View:Selected Poems

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Perquin is a poet fascinated with humans and their stories, whether prisoners or nameless, strange but recognizable figures.


List of contents

Contents

from Servetten halfstok (“Napkins at Half-mast”, 2007)

Convert
Wanted
Reincarnation
Winter
Field Trip
Girls
Neighbor
Full Moon
Enclosed
Regarding the Lover
Attempt
Beached

from Namens de ander (“In the Name of the Other”, 2009)

Risk Taking
Quiz
The Last Stranger
You Are the Wrong Man
Example
This morning a lady phoned wanting to know if I...
Guard Duty
Strangers
Older Brother
Sign Here Please

from Celinspecties (“Cell Inspections”, 2012)

That day I tumbled, unsuspecting, into someone else’s life, someone else’s...
Within Limitations
Statement
I can only tell this story once. The second time I tell it will sound rehearsed...
Carlo “the Conqueror” da C.
You can also think it’s someone else’s fault, all of it, because...
Letters to a P.O. Box
Nothing Happened
David H.
Delay
About Us
There Is a Lot Left
Dennis de K.
You want me to write down my life, string those people up...
So to Speak
Fathers, Sons
Confessions 1
Confessions 2
If You Lose Me
Bart V.
Conversation on the Street
Michael van W.
Legal Activities 1
Legal Activities 2
Song

New Work

Table Talk 1
Table Talk 2
Table Talk 3

About the author

Ester Naomi Perquin: Dutch poet, Ester Naomi Perquin (Utrecht 1980), worked for several years as a custodian at a prison to pay for her studies at the Amsterdam Creative Writing School. Her books include, Napkins at Half-Mast, On Behalf of the Other and Cell Inspections.

David Colmer: David Colmer is an Australian translator of Dutch literature based in Amsterdam. He has won many translation prizes, including the Impac prize for his 2010 translation of Gerbrand Bakker’s The Twin and the Independent Foreign Fiction award for his 2012 rendering of Bakker’s The Detour.

Summary

Perquin is a poet fascinated with humans and their stories, whether prisoners or nameless, strange but recognizable figures.

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Product details

Authors Ester Naomi Perquin
Assisted by David Colmer (Translation)
Publisher Ingram Publishers Services
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 31.05.2017
 
EAN 9781945680052
ISBN 978-1-945680-05-2
No. of pages 100
Dimensions 153 mm x 229 mm x 5 mm
Weight 134 g
Subjects Fiction > Poetry, drama
Humanities, art, music > Linguistics and literary studies > General and comparative literary studies

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