Mercies Arnold Pauweren

Mercies Arnold PauwerenAnne Sexton The ground breaking work of the poet who paved the way for generations of women writers, in a new selection by her daugher and literary executor, Linda Gray Sexton When Anne Sexton took her own life in October 1974, she left behind a body of work which had already, in less than two decades of writing, won her the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, established her as one of the foremost voices of her generation, and shocked America by breaking

Levitsky appeared on Perdu's podcast

Introduced by Jericho Brown

You don’t get much more universal than death

A member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters

known for his astonishing experiments in poetic form

Linda Gray Sexton

with the support of a bursary ‘Living with Make: Art in the Archive’ that was co-funded by WAL and Feminist Review

Anna Ahkmatova

Jan Glas en Nydia Ecury

"Reading Terminations is like watching a make-up tutorial in reverse—which is to say

Joan Retallack's Bosch’d—"fables

re-writing