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Afrikanische Lyrik

Seite 9

Windcatcher: New & Selected Poems 1964-2006

Autor: Breyten Breytenbach

Gebundene Ausgabe, 05.11.2007

As Soft as Fire: Collected Poems

Erzähler: Upile Chisala
Autor: Upile Chisala
Verlag: Andrews McMeel Publishing

Audible Hörbuch, 27.06.2023

You Look Like Something Blooming: A Memoir of Divination Seeds to Cultivate Your Feminine Garden Temple

Autor: India Ame'ye

Taschenbuch, 21.04.2015

Don’t Wait Til I Die To Love Me

Autor: Michael Tavon
Illustrator: Woe 89s
Einleitung: Moon Soulchld

Taschenbuch, 08.10.2019

Wild Imperfections: An Anthology of Womanist Poems

Herausgeber: Natalia Molebatsi
Mitwirkende: Staceyann Chin, Nikki Giovanni

Gebundene Ausgabe, 22.02.2022

Skipping Without Ropes

Autor: Jack Mapanje

Taschenbuch, 01.10.1998

Modern Sudanese Poetry: An Anthology (African Poetry Book)

Taschenbuch

Echoes of an African War

Chas Lotter

Gebundene Ausgabe

Collected Works of Nana Asma'U, Daughter of Usman D'an Fodiyo (1793-1864) (African Historical Sources)

Nana Asma'U, Jean Boyd, Beverly B. Mack

Gebundene Ausgabe

Strahlender Untergang: Ein Entwässerungsprojekt oder Die Entdeckung des Wesentlichen

Christoph Ransmayr

Gebundene Ausgabe

Ransmayr, Christoph: Strahlender Untergang, Ein Entwässerungsprojekt oder Die Entdeckung des Wesentlichen, Frankfurt/ Main, S. Fischer 2000, 61 S. , O Pbd. , E A der überarb. Neuausgabe, vom Autor signiert

The Conflict of Voices in the Poetry of Dennis Brutus and Mahmud Darwish: A Comparative Study (Literaturen im Kontext. Arabisch - Persisch - Türkisch, Band 19)

Randa Abou-Bakr

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Revolution Has No Tribe: Contemporary Poetry on African History, Culture and Society

Dike-Ogu Egwuatu Chukwumerije

Taschenbuch

Tales of Freedom

Ben Okri

Taschenbuch

As one of Britain's foremost poets, Ben Okri is rightly acclaimed for his use of language. And as a Booker Prize winning novelist, this skill was shown to particular effect in both " Starbook" (his most recent work) and in " The Famished Road". In " Tales of Freedom", he brings both poetry and story together in a fascinating new form, using writing and image pared down to their essentials, where haiku and story meet. Thus we discover Pinprop, the slave to an old couple lost in a clearing, who holds the keys to the universe in his quirky hands. Then there is the beautifully dressed black Russian on the train, helping to film a new version of ' Eugene Onegin'. Later, in the chaos of the aftermath of war, orphaned children paint mysterious shapes of bulls, birds, hybrid creatures, and we wonder if grief has unhinged them into genius. . . And who is that woman, who hardly speaks, who presses a tiny flower into the palm of the young boy on the bus, and then leaves his life forever? " Tales of Freedom" offers a haunting necklace of images which flash and sparkle as the light shines on them. Quick and stimulating to read, but slowly burning in the memory, they offer a different, more transcendent way of looking at our extreme, gritty world - and show the wealth of freedom that's available beyond the confines of our usual perceptions.