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Illuminated from Within
Poets and artists from The Netherlands and Belgium: 12 poems, 12 images of pieces of art.Participants: Marije Kos, Xtine Mässer, Roger Nupie, Willie Cools, Guy Commerman and Hannie Rouweler.Translations: John Irons.
The fire of Universe
Gedichten van de Russische dichteres Tatiana Terebinova in Engelse vertaling van Yuri Lazirko. Tatiana Terebinova is a poet, lives in the city of Otradny, Samara Region and in Moscow. Works in the technique of syllabic-tonic verse, visual verse, free-play, hockey, tank. In 1989 she graduated from the Academy of Culture and Arts in Moscow. Poet Laureate of the Moscow International Festival (1996). Published in the Anthology of Russian vers libre (Moscow, PROMETHEUS, 1991), in the Almanac ARION (Moscow), in the journal ""ZHUR-NAL STO-LITSA"" (Moscow, 2018-2019), in the magazine Poetry(Moscow, 2018-2019) and others. Her name is mentioned in the Samara Historical and Cultural Encyclopedia (1995). Translator: Yuri Lazirko
In his light
English poems by JULJANA MEHMETI, about e.g. love, memories, loss. Translated from Albanian into English by Arben Hoti. She lives in Italy.
Lakes and Gardens
Hannie Rouweler (poet and painter), born 1951 in The Netherlands, published her first book of poetry in 1988. Her 15th collection "Wolken, ankers" (Clouds, anchors) was published in 2008. She has a direct and quite simple way of writing. With sparing use of concrete details she creates her own poetic world. In that totality she exposes a tension between dream and reality, past and present, imagination and phrase. Because of this she speaks to a broad audience.
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A day behind a window
Hannie Rouweler (Netherlands, Goor, 13 June 1951), poet and translator, has been living in Leusden, The Netherlands, since the end of 2012. Her sources of inspiration are nature, love, loss, childhood memories and travel. In 1988 she debuted with Raindrops on the water. Since then about 40 poetry volumes have been published, including translations in foreign languages (Polish, Romanian, Spanish, French, Norwegian, English). Poems have been translated in 25 languages. She attended five years evening classes in painting and art history, art academy (Belgium). Hannie writes about a variety of diverse topics. 'Poetry is on the street, for the taking', is an adage for her. She mixes observations from reality with imagination and gives a pointe to her feelings and findings. Unrestrained imagination plays a major part in her works. She published a few stories (short thrillers); is a compiler of various poetry collections. She is a member of the Flemish Association of Poets and Writers (VVL, Antwerp).
Navigamare
English translation poems by Frans A. Brocatus. Written in a complex and interesting writing style, by repeating lines, adding new lines. Translation: Hannie Rouweler
Moving Spots
New poems written in English by Hannie Rouweler. Her previous collection of poems is "Lakes and Gardens" (2008).Several poems in "Moving Spots" are translated by John Irons.The subjects of her poems are diverse a.o.: about memories of her childhood, parents, about love and loss, nature, the arts. In the back pages reviews are published from Jostein Sæbøe (Norway), about "Lakes and Gardens" and John Irons (Denmark), about a previous collection "A timeless tide" (2000).
