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Poetry, the most exhibitionist of the arts
March 30, 2018
POETRY@MONO > Canon Kletz
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REBEL YELLS: Poets in Resistance
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Spy, Interpreter, Double Agent
7th-13th June 2008 in the Rotterdam Schouwburg / March 25, 2008
The 39th Poetry International Festival
Four Translators Talk About Their Methods / April 21, 2008
The art of poetry translation
Mysticism, exoticism and Pakistani poetry / November 14, 2013
The chai phenomenon
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The Poet as Profane Monk
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The poet on the genesis of ‘Four Roads’
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The Poetics of Othering
The “Simple Logic”of Jiban Narah's Poetry / July 08, 2009
The River, the Boat and the World
An Interview with Chandrakanta Murasingh / January 18, 2006
The Thud of Boots and the Odour of Gunpowder
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The Tragedy of Having to Fight Those We Love
Indian poetry in four languages / November 13, 2013
The way home
April 13, 2006
The Writer and the Community: A Case for Literary Ambidexterity
March 15, 2012
The Written World brings Olympic spirit to poetry
Introduced and translated by Christopher Shackle / September 09, 2013
Three classic sufi poets from Pakistan
The Legacy of the Bu-Ba-Bu Generation after the Orange Revolution / August 30, 2006
Ukrainian Literary Identity Today
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