Simone Atangana Bekono's poems are vivid and arresting, with the feeling of letters or diary entries. In nine breath-taking streams of consciousness, the poet explore race, gender and sexuality, addressing the social stigmatization of race and gender and invoking empathy and human connection in a voice that is both confident and innovative.
Mother Night : Poems
Serge ♆ Neptune
book
In the Name of Red : Poems
Z.R. Ghani
book
The Fabulanarchist Luxury Uprising
Jack Houston
book
Accessioning
Charlotte Wetton
book
Myrtle
Ruth Wiggins
book
Ikhda, by Ikhda
Ikhda Ayuning Maharsi Degoul
book
Makeover : Poems
Laurie Bolger
book
Dragonish
Emma Simon
book
do not be lulled by the dainty starlike blossom : Poems
Rachael Matthews
book
What The House Taught Us : Poems
Anne Bailey
book
This House : Poems
Rehema Njambi
book
Sociopath : A Memoir
Patric Gagne
audiobookbook
Schillen
Thorn de Vries
audiobookbook
Max Havelaar
Multatuli
book
De havermelkelite
Jonas Kooyman
audiobook
Judas: Een familiekroniek
Astrid Holleeder
audiobookbook
Goodbye, Sweet Girl : A Story of Domestic Violence and Survival
Kelly Sundberg
audiobook
Kapitalisme is seksisme : Een pamflet
Doortje Smithuijsen
audiobookbook
Verraad : De misdaadbiografie van Willem Holleeder
Jan Meeus
audiobookbook
Handleiding voor Ontheemden
Robin Block
book
The Importance of Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde
audiobookbook
De Lee Harvey Oswald-files : waarom John Kennedy vermoord moest worden
Flip de Mey
book
Armoede uitgelegd aan mensen met geld
Tim 'S Jongers
audiobook