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Vision of the Children of Evil. Lucina Schell. Bustos was a journalist and revolutionary, an austere drifter traversing South America, and a lover. Bustos prophesied not only the catastrophic Junta that benighted his native Argentina—he also seems, eerily, to have predicted his own forced disappearance and execution, in the darkness of the El Vesuvio concentration camp, under a regime bent on snuffing out the luminaries of his generation.
Only in his way will he not devour me. No Budu Please. Ugly Duckling Presse, Kim Hyesoon. Autobiography of Death. Don Mee Choi. New Directions, In this collection, a main sequence of forty-nine poems darts and flutters through its lines, emulating the moth-like touch of the dead on the world, and the ricochet against the boundaries imposed by death itself. It accuses of complicity, yet is comfortingly familiar:. But you roll your eyes the way the woman did when she was alive and continue on your way to work as before.
You go without your body. Death in these poems happens because of us; it is not a supernatural caricature, like a Grim Reaper, but more a property of the world, a consequence of our mismanagement. Names of the Lion. David Larsen. Wave Books, The heart of this book, however, lies in its margins: many of the entries are paired with footnotes, which contain a story of their own. In order to elucidate the sometimes obscure connection between a name and the beast it names, Larsen goes beyond etymology.
Woven throughout his notes are linguistic musings and quarrels, pre-Islamic history and legends, and stories of the Prophet. Through these notes, Larsen bears witness to the act of translation itself: a practice that demands both rigorous investigation and creative imagination.
