Lantana or, the Indissoluble Exhalation Kay Carmichael

Lantana or, the Indissoluble Exhalation Kay CarmichaelBy the time of his death at twenty nine, bruno daro had already left a surprising and indelible mark on Mexican poetry with Lantana or, the indissoluble exhalation, a trilogy comprising the three full length books he published in his lifetime. By turns sardonic and lyrical, scathing and irreverent, the hallucinatory sequence centers on the relationship of a young man (the Inconsolable) and an older woman who unexpectedly takes her own life (Lantana

The Caribbean is home to those persons who have traveled out

Arnold Wesker

close readings

domesticated animals eyeing the wild

born of mixed Hindu-Muslim parentage in post-independence India

In her autobiographical novel

This is a poetry deeply attuned to the possibilities within layers of written

motivated by a sense of respect

Jo Mazelis’ singular vision and poetic language creates characters caught up in events and feelings they do not fully understand or control

Tangling the language of social-scientific investigations of rape

sly humour and verbal invention

and the revelation of a cause celebre that was a catalyst for social change in Italy