The Equestrian Turtle and Other Poems What's Good

The Equestrian Turtle and Other Poems What's GoodCsar Moro The Equestrian Turtle is one of the most remarkable poetic collections of twentieth century Peru and a key Surrealist text. Written in Mexico in 1938 1939 and published in Lima in 1957, this cycle of poems is an oblique chronicle of the poets relationship with the Mexican army officer Antonio Acosta. Exiled from Peru for political reasons, Moro spent the next ten years in Mexico, where he composed the thirteen poems included in the original

gaf hij het boekje tijdens een etentje weer terug

Hoe leef je met een levensbedreigende ziekte

Vladimir Mayakovsky

it is suffused with a gothic panpsychism

Flower makes automatic non-fiction feel like sci-fi

Kevin Killian

and the character of Lisa Simpson as voiced for the Latin American market all empower I Sugar the Bones to stand as a polyvocal display

Eros the Bittersweet is Anne Carson's exploration of the concept of "eros" in both classical philosophy and literature

artist and filmmaker Chiara Ambrosio began responding to Ritsos’ words through linocut images: an experiment in entering the space opened by each poem

he was the only Latin American writer to participate in the original Surrealist movement and contribute to journals like Le surréalisme au service de la Révolution and Violette Nozières

an international treasure

a way of rendering the world in a manner that is vague