To the Outermost Stars by Stein Mehren, trans. Agnes Langeland Anne Walsh Donnelly imagist doctrine has always been

imagist doctrine has always been at the heart of Laurie Duggan’s sharp-eyed work

’ – Simon Barraclough

There is no simple equivalent to Nora Gomringer in the UK but Kae Tempest is perhaps the closest in terms of the way she is experimental wile remaining accessible and in her ability to stride seamlessly from stage to page to film to literature festival

‘This latest offering is a turning point in the poet's career – he has allowed himself vulnerability and authenticity whilst sacrificing none of the artistry and verbal dexterity upon which he has built his reputation

completed this modern poetry trilogy

To the Outermost Stars by Stein Mehren, trans. Agnes Langeland Anne Walsh Donnelly imagist doctrine has always beenStein Mehren, Norwegian poet and playwright, writes in the language of the heart, weaving his themes and imagery into a kind of baroque music, in poems that swell and fall like symphonies. Writing about love and desire, and the despair that often attends them, he weaves together classical love stories and intimate expressions of love in daily life to create a tapestry of the strongest human emotions. Stein Mehren "is one of Norwegian literature's