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Book Title
Distant Transit : Poems
Publication Name
Distant Transit
Title
Distant Transit
Author
Maja Haderlap
Illustrator
Tess Lewis
Contributor
Tess Lewis (Illustrated by)
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
1953861164
EAN
9781953861160
ISBN
9781953861160
Publisher
Steerforth Press
Genre
Poetry
Release Date
22/03/2022
Release Year
2022
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.2in
Item Length
6.7in
Publication Year
2022
Topic
Women Authors, European / General, Subjects & Themes / Nature
Item Width
5.7in
Item Weight
4.2 Oz
Number of Pages
150 Pages

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From a groundbreaking Slovenian-Austrian poet comes an evocative, captivating collection on searching for home in a landscape burdened with violent history. At its core, Distant Transit is an ode to survival, building a monument to traditions and lives lost. Infused with movement, Maja Haderlap's Distant Transit traverses Slovenia's scenic landscape and violent history, searching for a sense of place within its ever-shifting boundaries.

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Publisher
Steerforth Press
ISBN-10
1953861164
ISBN-13
9781953861160
eBay Product ID (ePID)
15050413586

Product Key Features

Book Title
Distant Transit : Poems
Author
Maja Haderlap
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Women Authors, European / General, Subjects & Themes / Nature
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
150 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6.7in
Item Height
0.2in
Item Width
5.7in
Item Weight
4.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Pt2668.A27372l3313
Reviews
"Though Haderlap wrote these poems in German, a language with a broader reach than Slovenian, Tess Lewis's English version conveys the poet's fraught relationship with her languages, and the ways in which Slovenian haunts the composition as well as the mythology and folklore of the collection . . . I sense that the gravitas of these poems has its source in both "rivers": the extra-lingual psyche and the Ljubljanica, the river of Haderlap's home terrain, troubled with memories and remnants of war." --Heather Green, Harriet Books "Haderlap's abiding interest in language and the burden of history suffuses distant transit . . . as does her powerful sense of landscape . . . One particularly fine poem begins: "how much the torn-open field i / stand before betrays." What Haderlap finds in those fields is elegantly captured in her poems - and splendidly rendered in Lewis's thoughtful translation." --Alexander Wells , Exberliner "Maja Haderlap's poetry and prose combine poetic brilliance with explosive political power." --From the jury citation for the 2018 Max Frisch Prize Praise for Angel of Oblivion : Tess Lewis has done a fine job of translating Haderlap's lucid and lyrical prose...a hymn to remembrance - one urging us to salvage and safeguard the shards of our past from the tide of history. -- Malcolm Forbes, The National Angel of Oblivion , with its doomed and colourful cast of real-life characters, as well as multiple cruel twists of fate, is a devastating story, never less than wholeheartedly told. --Eileen Battersby, The Irish Times Angel of Oblivion is a continuous, plunging attempt to express the disorderly but urgent moment of daring to master the unmasterable. There is nothing so crass here as an 'arc' or a redemptive release. The reader is on the hook until the end - at which point the narrative's underlying premises shimmer. --Ron Slate "An arresting evocation of memory, community, and suffering." --Kirkus Reviews "Haderlap's novel seems to transcend the boundaries between languages and histories." --Iga Nowicz, The Glossa "Haderlap has written Angel of Oblivion in German with a clear and yet poetic tone, in which time is a solid glacier crushing underneath itself everything that the young hero once saw as wonderful and enduring." --Der Spiegel Additional Praise for Maja Haderlap: "The desire to abolish borders, to free confined discourse, is inscribed in these poems as an ambivalent back and forth between escape and groundedness." -- Ilma Rakusa, NZZ "Wondrously expressive poems" -- Karl-Markus Gauß, Süddeutsche Zeitung "There is no doubt that [Haderlap's poetry] sets a new benchmark in modern poetry with regard to thematic variation in linguistic reflection and direct expression." -- Walter Pobaschnig, literaturoutdoors "Haderlap's poems are political but without pathos. And they are poetic without being artificial. This is no mean feat. Strongly recommended." -- Tiroler Tageszeitung, "Maja Haderlap's poetry and prose combine poetic brilliance with explosive political power." --From the jury citation for the 2018 Max Frisch Prize Praise for Angel of Oblivion : Tess Lewis has done a fine job of translating Haderlap's lucid and lyrical prose...a hymn to remembrance - one urging us to salvage and safeguard the shards of our past from the tide of history. -- Malcolm Forbes, The National Angel of Oblivion , with its doomed and colourful cast of real-life characters, as well as multiple cruel twists of fate, is a devastating story, never less than wholeheartedly told. -- Eileen Battersby, The Irish Times Angel of Oblivion is a continuous, plunging attempt to express the disorderly but urgent moment of daring to master the unmasterable. There is nothing so crass here as an 'arc' or a redemptive release. The reader is on the hook until the end - at which point the narrative's underlying premises shimmer. -- Ron Slate "An arresting evocation of memory, community, and suffering." -- Kirkus "Haderlap's novel seems to transcend the boundaries between languages and histories." -- Iga Nowicz, The Glossa "Haderlap has written Angel of Oblivion in German with a clear and yet poetic tone, in which time is a solid glacier crushing underneath itself everything that the young hero once saw as wonderful and enduring." -- Der Spiegel Additional Praise for Maja Haderlap: "The desire to abolish borders, to free confined discourse, is inscribed in these poems as an ambivalent back and forth between escape and groundedness." -- Ilma Rakusa, NZZ "Wondrously expressive poems" -- Karl-Markus Gauß, Süddeutsche Zeitung "There is no doubt that [Haderlap's poetry] sets a new benchmark in modern poetry with regard to thematic variation in linguistic reflection and direct expression." -- Walter Pobaschnig, literaturoutdoors "Haderlap's poems are political but without pathos. And they are poetic without being artificial. This is no mean feat. Strongly recommended." -- Tiroler Tageszeitung, "Haderlap's abiding interest in language and the burden of history suffuses distant transit . . . as does her powerful sense of landscape . . . One particularly fine poem begins: "how much the torn-open field i / stand before betrays." What Haderlap finds in those fields is elegantly captured in her poems - and splendidly rendered in Lewis's thoughtful translation." --Alexander Wells , Exberliner "Maja Haderlap's poetry and prose combine poetic brilliance with explosive political power." --From the jury citation for the 2018 Max Frisch Prize Praise for Angel of Oblivion : Tess Lewis has done a fine job of translating Haderlap's lucid and lyrical prose...a hymn to remembrance - one urging us to salvage and safeguard the shards of our past from the tide of history. -- Malcolm Forbes, The National Angel of Oblivion , with its doomed and colourful cast of real-life characters, as well as multiple cruel twists of fate, is a devastating story, never less than wholeheartedly told. --Eileen Battersby, The Irish Times Angel of Oblivion is a continuous, plunging attempt to express the disorderly but urgent moment of daring to master the unmasterable. There is nothing so crass here as an 'arc' or a redemptive release. The reader is on the hook until the end - at which point the narrative's underlying premises shimmer. --Ron Slate "An arresting evocation of memory, community, and suffering." --Kirkus Reviews "Haderlap's novel seems to transcend the boundaries between languages and histories." --Iga Nowicz, The Glossa "Haderlap has written Angel of Oblivion in German with a clear and yet poetic tone, in which time is a solid glacier crushing underneath itself everything that the young hero once saw as wonderful and enduring." --Der Spiegel "Though Haderlap wrote these poems in German, a language with a broader reach than Slovenian, Tess Lewis's English version conveys the poet's fraught relationship with her languages, and the ways in which Slovenian haunts the composition as well as the mythology and folklore of the collection . . . I sense that the gravitas of these poems has its source in both "rivers": the extra-lingual psyche and the Ljubljanica, the river of Haderlap's home terrain, troubled with memories and remnants of war." --Heather Green, Harriet Books Additional Praise for Maja Haderlap: "The desire to abolish borders, to free confined discourse, is inscribed in these poems as an ambivalent back and forth between escape and groundedness." -- Ilma Rakusa, NZZ "Wondrously expressive poems" -- Karl-Markus Gauß, Süddeutsche Zeitung "There is no doubt that [Haderlap's poetry] sets a new benchmark in modern poetry with regard to thematic variation in linguistic reflection and direct expression." -- Walter Pobaschnig, literaturoutdoors "Haderlap's poems are political but without pathos. And they are poetic without being artificial. This is no mean feat. Strongly recommended." -- Tiroler Tageszeitung
Lccn
2021-051386
Dewey Decimal
831.914
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23

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