Sphinx Cape Town Poetry's Geographies radically foregrounds the

Poetry's Geographies radically foregrounds the role of translators as bridge-builders and activists

each page is as brief as a hurricane’s eye

part concrete poem about a little dead rabbit the poet found on the verge of a road

Michael Kindellan

measured lyric to Dickinson-inspired gnomic utterance

Sphinx Cape Town Poetry's Geographies radically foregrounds theLiliane Giraudon Liliane Giraudons Sphinx practically drips with the blood of its enemies. Its delicately marbled, like good meat. One of experimental French writings most powerful and most undersung figures, Giraudon was born in Marseille in 1946. Working across prose and poetrysometimes, too, between writing and drawingGiraudons work is difficult to pin down. Enigmatic without ever being coy, Giraudons operational field is a mythic space, anchored