Spring 2025
The World at Arm's Length
Amsterdam Review talks to poet Suphil Lee Park about inspiration, switching between genres, writing in a second language, and the themes and qualities that define her poetry.
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Selections from Corpuscoli di Krause
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Focus on Jessica HughesJessica Hughes's work focuses on a self-made personal, visual language. Her paintings convey her physical experiences of Auditory Process Disorder with bright, fast, confused signifiers which, if retranslated through an auditory medium, is what the world is like for her when nearly everything is verbalized.
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Evening Will Find You
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The Innocent Immorality of Things and LifeMarin Sorescu in conversation with Günter GrassGünter Grass talks to Marin Sorescu about his deep-rooted connection to poetry despite his global fame as a novelist. He explores the tactile reality of objects and reflects on creativity as both a spontaneous and contemplative act, revealing how poetry, drawing, and political awareness shape his vision of a world rich in contradictions, irony, and unresolved tensions.
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Cambium (or, Inner Layer)
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Animus
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If It's True We Die Three Times
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CityscapesPaintings by Nuala McEvoyExplore the vivid world of Nuala McEvoy, a self-taught artist whose creative work has been fueled by her extensive travels through Europe. These experiences have woven together a rich blend of architectural elements, vibrant hues, and traditional motifs, each piece being a reflection of her transformative journey.
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Lorca, Revisited
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Paul Robeson Sang at Madison Square Garden
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Green Orion Slave Girlsby Bill SuboskiWhenever I go to a science-fiction convention—several times a year—at least three of the five come with me. That leaves two to look after the forest. These three are invariably the stars of the entire convention ...
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Tytti Keikkinen, Things That Fly, 2024
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Conjurer
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Instructions for Selling off Grief
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Tapestry of Defiance - Arachne
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Two by Fernando Pessoa
I couldn’t care less about rhymes. Never / have there been two trees the same, standing side by side. I think and write the way flowers have color ...
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The Lives of Trees
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Metamorphoses
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Coming Up on Migration Season
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Prospect Overlooking Everything
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Minotaurus (III) Aria Di Sonno
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Emily as The Dryad by Pablo Picasso
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