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AmnionStephanie Sy Quia Amnion is a contemporary lyric epic, journeying from the Philippines to Libya, through France, Spain, and the UK. This debut collection of poems questions keenly and urgently the roots of migration and colonialism, charting what it means to grow up in a family divided by geography, history and language. Managing the consequences of empire, familial discord, personal mythologies and contemporary issues of class and race, these

will find this book beckoning again and again to offer delicious writing

Originally published in 1982

enemies and lovers - be touched and held

as well as rare supplemental materials

Anna Gurton-Wachter

and information networks

sometimes anguished

with peaks and trains and lighthouses

De roman Wulk – ondertitel Vallen – gaat over de koele advocaat Lea Noorderveen

is het chaos…

Anne Vegter en Rik van de Westelaken

This sinuous translation comprises poems that span years and continents