heir of sisyphus - Ghosh, Adrija
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heir of sisyphus is a collection that travels between different cities, cultures, and languages. Adrija Ghosh's poetry is existential in nature, often echoing Lacan who proposes that often we look away from those who love us because they often hold up a mirror to what we might be lacking. This is a book about healing, matrilineage, and sexuality in our uncertain times. It wants to say that yes, the world is cruel, but sometimes we have to admire its claws instead of crocheting its mittens. A sense of travel and displacement runs through all of the poems, but the recurring questions are about…mehr

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heir of sisyphus is a collection that travels between different cities, cultures, and languages. Adrija Ghosh's poetry is existential in nature, often echoing Lacan who proposes that often we look away from those who love us because they often hold up a mirror to what we might be lacking. This is a book about healing, matrilineage, and sexuality in our uncertain times. It wants to say that yes, the world is cruel, but sometimes we have to admire its claws instead of crocheting its mittens. A sense of travel and displacement runs through all of the poems, but the recurring questions are about the distance travelled - about where the 'to and from' are located.
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adrija ghosh is a polyglot poet, writer, & translator dedicated to decolonization and diversity in academia & the arts. Her debut poetry pamphlet, the commerce between tongues, was published by Broken Sleep Books in 2023. Her works explore the complexities of language & the polycultural body, and can be found in Gutter Magazine, bath magg, Wasafiri, & Modern Poetry in Translation amongst others. Currently, she is translating the autofiction of her favourite poet, Jibanananda Das. Find her via @byadrija.