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this is a singular defence of poetry and testament to poetic friendship
the formal features unorthodox
as well as redefine belonging and migration in a misogynistic and racist world
these texts invoke issues of gender and race-based injustice
O Moet het zo this is a singular defenceJudith Kiros (trans. Kira Joseffson) Swedish poet Judith Kiross widely acclaimed debut stretches boundaries of genre, race, and gender in an alternative production of Shakespeares Othello that sidesteps black death for a multitude of futures. Taking a cue from Derek Walcotts Omeros, Kiros employs metric verve and critical bite to add to Shakespeare a wide range of historical and contemporary works, producing a meditation on blackness that sets up a
