Leonard Nolens (77 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Florence: Quale Press First edition. 68 pages. A very good copy with light dust soiling and edge wear. See Photos Cel.

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Paperback. Condition: New. `I was born in Belgium, I'm Belgian. / But Belgium was never born in me.' So writes Leonard Nolens in `Place and Date', which captures a mood of political and social disillusionment amid a generation of Dutch-speaking Belgians. And throughout this selection we encounter a poet engaged with the question of national identity.Frequently the poet moves into that risky terrain, the firstperson plural, in which he speaks as and for a generation of Flemings, embodying an attitude towards artistic and political commitment that he considers its defining mark. `We curled up dejectedly in the spare wheel of May sixtyeight', he writes in the selection's central sequence `Breach'.Nolens' poetry is haunted by giants of twentieth-century European lyricism, by Rilke, Valéry, Neruda, Mandelstam and Celan, with whom he has arguably more affinity than with much poetry from the Dutch-language canon.…

Paperback. Condition: New. `I was born in Belgium, I'm Belgian. / But Belgium was never born in me.' So writes Leonard Nolens in `Place and Date', which captures a mood of political and social disillusionment amid a generation of Dutch-speaking Belgians. And throughout this selection we encounter a poet engaged with the question of national identity.Frequently the poet moves into that risky terrain, the firstperson plural, in which he speaks as and for a generation of Flemings, embodying an attitude towards artistic and political commitment that he considers its defining mark. `We curled up dejectedly in the spare wheel of May sixtyeight', he writes in the selection's central sequence `Breach'.Nolens' poetry is haunted by giants of twentieth-century European lyricism, by Rilke, Valéry, Neruda, Mandelstam and Celan, with whom he has arguably more affinity than with much poetry from the Dutch-language canon.…

Paperback. Condition: New. `I was born in Belgium, I'm Belgian. / But Belgium was never born in me.' So writes Leonard Nolens in `Place and Date', which captures a mood of political and social disillusionment amid a generation of Dutch-speaking Belgians. And throughout this selection we encounter a poet engaged with the question of national identity. Frequently the poet moves into that risky terrain, the firstperson plural, in which he speaks as and for a generation of Flemings, embodying an attitude towards artistic and political commitment that he considers its defining mark. `We curled up dejectedly in the spare wheel of May sixtyeight', he writes in the selection's central sequence `Breach'. Nolens' poetry is haunted by giants of twentieth-century European lyricism, by Rilke, Valery, Neruda, Mandelstam and Celan, with whom he has arguably more affinity than with much poetry from the Dutch-language canon.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. I was born in Belgium, Im Belgian. / But Belgium was never born in me. So writes Leonard Nolens in Place and Date, which captures a mood of political and social disillusionment amid a generation of Dutch-speaking Belgians. And throughout this selection we encounter a poet engaged with the question of national identity. Frequently the poet moves into that risky terrain, the firstperson plural, in which he speaks as and for a generation of Flemings, embodying an attitude towards artistic and political commitment that he considers its defining mark. We curled up dejectedly in the spare wheel of May sixtyeight, he writes in the selections central sequence Breach. Nolens poetry is haunted by giants of twentieth-century European lyricism, by Rilke, Valery, Neruda, Mandelstam and Celan, with whom he has arguably more affinity than with much poetry from the Dutch-language canon. The Belgian diarist and love poet Leonard Nolens (a pseudonym) invents selves to escape self. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: Nuevo. COLECCIÓN: ESENCIALES ESENCIALES - POESIA | POESIA DE POETAS INDIVIDUALES.

Paperback. 85 pagina's. Nieuwstaat. In de poëzie van Leonard Nolens was de stad Antwerpen allang een vertrouwde verschijning. Maar hoewel zij geregeld opdook in losse verzen en één keer zelfs de status van korte cyclus kreeg, bleef ze een weinig spraakzaam personage. In Een dichter in Antwerpen vertolkt zij echter een glansrol. Deze dramatisch opgezette taferelen verknopen de levensloop van een individu met zijn omgeving: het zijn achtentwintig lange gedichten over zijn afscheid van het ouderlijk huis en de geboortestreek, en vooral ook over de lokroep van een nieuwe haven. Zo vormt Een dichter in Antwerpen de bezielde plattegrond van zijn verhouding met een stad. 777g.…