The Inside of a Stone by Charlotte Van den Broeck, translated by David Colmer Mark Ford In Greek Orthodoxy

In Greek Orthodoxy

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one of thousands of British children sent to Canada to work as indentured farm labourers and domestic servants

The book also includes lyric poems that give voice to the affective consequences of loss brought on by climate change and factory farming and renew a sense of locality in the teeth of corporate farming practices

What are the fragments that make a poem

The Inside of a Stone by Charlotte Van den Broeck, translated by David Colmer Mark Ford In Greek OrthodoxyAfter first making her mark as a compelling performer, Belgian poet Charlotte Van den Broeck was acclaimed as one of Europe's most innovative and original new voices in poetry. Her first two collections, Chameleon and Nachtroer, were published together in David Colmer's English translation by Bloodaxe in 2020. Whereas those earlier books often return to childhood and youth in urban and European landscapes, the key sequence of The Inside of a Stone