Her poetry reflects her marked humility and reverence for the written word, utterly unique and yet universal in a way that belies the overuse of that word.
an interview with Luljeta Lleshanaku ( Albania ) by SJ Fowler
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His poetry is deft, sure and canny, he wields a wry and wise and often elusive aesthetic
an interview with Nikola Madzirov ( Macedonia ) by SJ Fowler
Tomica inhabits a wider archetype, of which his war experiences are just one element of a much grander ideal. He is a poet of exploration, of challenge. He is a poet who makes his primary medium a full and unrelenting exaltation of experience, and his poetry follows from this worldview.
An interview with Tomica Bajsić ( Croatia ) by SJ Fowler
An essayist, critic and editor (of the literary magazine Topos) he has authored five poetry collections and won the Hubert Burda Prize and, from Tadeusz Różewicz himself, the Prize of the Foundation for Polish Culture.
an interview with Tadeusz Dąbrowski ( Poland ) by SJ Fowler
One of the very leading poets in the notable rise to prominence of Lithuanian poetry, in this extraordinary and generous interview he discusses his experiences of the defining moments in Lithuania’s recent and social political history
an interview with Eugenijus Ališanka ( Lithuania ) by SJ Fowler
‘she has a swastika on her belly and a worm in her heart’
3 AM Magazine interviews the poet Agnieszka Mirahina ( Poland )