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Frayed Opus for Strings & Wind Instruments

Frayed Opus for Strings & Wind Instruments

By Ulrikka S. Gernes
Translated by Patrick Friesen & Per Brask

Frayed Opus for Strings & Wind Instruments is a collection of poems that zooms in and out of places and states of mind, from a lit bicycle shed in the back yard to a root canal in November, from a typhoon in Hong Kong to instincts astray in various Copenhagen neigborhoods. Elegantly ... Read more

Somewhere

Somewhere

Edited by Lorna Jane Harvey

An inspiring and timely collection of stories about migration, written from twenty women’s perspectives.

Somewhere is an inspiring collection of stories about migration. Written from twenty women’s perspectives, it brings a refreshing and uniting voice to this compelling ... Read more

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Women Authors,  Essays,  Emigration & Immigration,  Literary Essays,  Migration,  Immigration & Emigration,  Mexico,  United States Of America,  Usa,  Romania,  Nigeria,  Japan,  Afghanistan,  Hong Kong,  True Stories: General,  Ethnic Minorities & Multicultural Studies,  United Kingdom,  Cuba,  Denmark,  Hungary,  Ukraine,  Syria,  Bangladesh,  Djibouti,  Belgium,  Colombia,  France,  Guyana,  Switzerland,  Venezuela,  Australia,  Norway,  New Zealand,  Croatia

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