Scardanelli by Mayrocker, Friederike

Scardanelli

Poetry. Translated from the German by Jonathan Larson. In SCARDANELLI, Friederike Mayr cker, one of the most...
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Author: Friederike Mayrocker
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Language: English
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Scardanelli by Mayrocker, Friederike

Scardanelli

¥6,207

Scardanelli

¥6,207
Author: Friederike Mayrocker
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Poetry. Translated from the German by Jonathan Larson. In SCARDANELLI, Friederike Mayr cker, one of the most well-known poets in Austria, associated with the experimental German writers and artists of the Wiener Gruppe, continues to sharpen her mystical and hallucinatory poetic voice. Filled with memory and loss, these poems are time-stamped and often dedicated to friends they address, including Friedrich H lderlin--I do often go in your shadow--who appears in the first poem of the book and stays throughout. Even the title, SCARDANELLI, refers to the name that H lderlin signed many of the poems with after having been diagnosed with madness toward the end of 1806. Mayr cker uses her own eclectic reading, daily life, and the scenes and sounds of Vienna to find a new language for grief and aging--I am counted among the aging ones though I would prefer to consort with the young (rose of their cheeks). Despite the intractable challenges Mayr cker's language and unconventional use of signs and symbols presents to translation, Jonathan Larson manages to convey masterfully the unmistakable singularity of her work.

Author: Friederike Mayrocker
Publisher: Song Cave
Published: 11/01/2018
Pages: 72
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.30lbs
Size: 7.40h x 5.60w x 0.30d
ISBN: 9780998829050

About the Author
Mayrocker, Friederike: - Friederike Mayröcker was born in Vienna in 1924. Since 1956 she has been publishing works of poetry and prose, radio plays, and children's books. She has received countless awards for her writings that include among others the Georg Büchner Prize (2001), the Hermann Lenz Prize (2009), and the Austrian Book Prize (2016).

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