Tomatoes + Why Doesn't the Far Left Read Literature? New Impressions of Africa and with glosses by William

and with glosses by William Rowe and Helen Dimos)

In een mozaïek van 240 korte teksten (‘proposities’) met thema’s als verlangen

Whether one reads Unexhausted Time as a long poem to step into or a series of titled and untitled fragments to pick up and cherish

'This is the first time I’ve endorsed a book after reading a handful of poems because I’ve never encountered a handful of poems this intriguing

Demeter and Persephone

Tomatoes + Why Doesn't the Far Left Read Literature? New Impressions of Africa and with glosses by WilliamNathalie Quintane Lauded French poet Nathalie Quintane's Tomatoes, written at the height of the infamous Tarnac affair, is a book of integrated critique, a form a literary non fiction that prefers anecdote to theory. In Tomatoes, it turns out that the banalities of municipal politics, book festivals and vegetable gardening are saturated with all the latest advances in state repression. Quintane's irony makes demands, puts something at stake, attempts