PIW 15 March 2011
The poems of our second March issue are crafted, surprising and tender, reacting with deep poetic sensibility to local natural and domestic environments, and reaching out with love to the people that inhabit those spaces. The India domain presents poetry in Hindi, Malayam and English that reflects on community, family and daily life, introducing Prabhat, Anitha Thampi, Gayatri Majumdar and Marilyn Noronha to the pages of PIW. The UK domain presents three poets, from England (Philip Gross), Scotland (John Glenday) and Wales (Gillian Clarke), whose work examines the memory-sites of domestic and linguistic landscapes.
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Poem of the Week
FAMOUS LAST WORDS
John Glenday (UK)
Clip of the Month
LOOK AT HIM
Hasso Krull (Estonia)
Poetry International Festival, Rotterdam 2011
The 42nd annual Poetry International Festival will take place in Rotterdam this year from 14 until 19 June. This year's theme is Order and Chaos, which will be explored in a number of special programmes focusing on poetry and literature, society and current events. Guest poets will include Doina Ioanid (Romania), Yan Jun (China), Bachyt Kenzjezev (Kazakhstan/ Canada) and PIW poets Ann Cotten (Germany), Daljit Nagra (UK) and Admiel Kosman (Israel). In the coming months via PIW and our festival blog, we'll be giving you more information about the festival and its events and participants.
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