Perennial CounterpartYongyu Chen 'Are these poems, or exploding postcards dispatched from the land of dreams? Yongyu Chens exquisite Perennial Counterpart balances conceptual density with a yearning lyricism: always strange, unintelligible to the end, but intelligible to those who speak the language of rain and flowers. A monumental debut, even as it sings the praise of the minor.' Jackie Wang

screaming to flaming lawns and the dog whistles of a politics that is ‘far too late for / low & sultry dawn’

and delirious sifting through the carnage of the financial crash

Ida Börjel’s award-winning abecedarian

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off-stage asides

and lives in Paris

Translated by Carlos Lara

and a history of letters that thinks through a mode of writing from the bottom

spellbooks written by occultists in the 16th century

works touch on themes of music and subculture

' Her first book

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