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The Other Militaries

Nov 28, 2024 | lab.org.uk | Cornelia Gräbner

The CAMeNA archive in Mexico City contains fascinating testimony from members of the Latin America’s armed forces who remained loyal to constitutions and democracies and stood up (often at the cost of their rank, their liberty and sometimes their lives) against golpistas, the oligarchies, and US-inspired National Security doctrines. Cornelia Gräbner reports.
‘From Now On’: Concientización, Evidentiary Poems and Readerly Encounters in the Work of Carolyn Forché

Nov 12, 2024 | dialnet.unirioja.es | Cornelia Gräbner

Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda ‘From Now On’: Concientización, Evidentiary Poems and Readerly Encounters in the Work of Carolyn Forché Autores: Cornelia Gräbner Localización: Comparative Critical Studies, ISSN 1744-1854, Vol. 21, Nº. 2-3, 2024 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Against the Grain: Dissent, Opposition and La parola contraria in Literature, Politics and the Arts), págs.
Small Lights: On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness and Conscience

Nov 12, 2024 | dialnet.unirioja.es | Carolyn Forché |Cornelia Gräbner

Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Small Lights: On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness and Conscience Autores: Carolyn Forché, Cornelia Gräbner Localización: Comparative Critical Studies, ISSN 1744-1854, Vol. 21, Nº. 2-3, 2024 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Against the Grain: Dissent, Opposition and La parola contraria in Literature, Politics and the Arts), págs.
Inside: Prison poems from Argentina

Sep 24, 2024 | lab.org.uk | Cornelia Gräbner

One day behind and another one in frontthey are launchedclick-clack one after anotherand I who still do not dareto take myself seriouslybecause what things can’t I seebut concrete where there’s just concreteand at times a littlefroth of sunat times?
Play and Poetry: The Windows Project

Feb 25, 2024 | catalystmedia.org.uk | Cornelia Gräbner

The office of The Windows Project is surrounded by internal and external windows, offering an outlook into the city and an invitation to come in. Shelves full of boxes and papers convey a sense of hidden treasure that is just waiting to be discovered. The Windows Project is one of the oldest community arts poetry projects in the country. It has been around since 1976. Its coordinator is Dave Ward, who was also one of its founders.
Being Present: Eleanor Rees’s poetry

Apr 29, 2023 | catalystmedia.org.uk | Cornelia Gräbner

Cornelia Gräbner speaks to Merseyside poet Eleanor Rees. ‘Come in,’ you say, ‘Come in,’ but when Iplace my palm on the handle, I push into air,and you are calling, not unkindly, ‘O do come in,’as I search in the leaves for a key, to solidifywalls, to make the barrier more convincing. (Eleanor Rees, ‘Tam Lin of the Winter Park’)Eleanor Rees and myself are sitting in Sudley House, overlooking Sudley Park and the Mersey, across to the Wirral.
Poetry from the Edgelands of the Mersey: Greg Quiery’s poetry collection Oglet

Feb 20, 2023 | catalystmedia.org.uk | Cornelia Gräbner

Oglet, a collection of poems by Greg Quiery based on visits to edgelands on the banks of the river Mersey. Reviewed by Cornelia Gräbner‘Thimbles’ by Greg QuieryPrecarious in flight,they flip and tumble recklesslyin tall reeds. Pennyweights,Each a thimble-full of life,that scrambles on the verge,resolutely clingingto what is left. These ‘pennyweights’ of joy inhabit the edgelands of Liverpool along the banks of the Mersey, on Oglet Shore and the Garston Nature Reserve.