Repetition Nineteen dutch language is pushed to its

language is pushed to its dark edges

Naar de lichamen van de geliefden naast wie de dichter's ochtends wakker wordt

She also explores what constitutes sexual freedom and the rewards and dangers that come with it

waarin het persoonlijke en politieke

Er ontstaat een ‘denkend landschap’

Repetition Nineteen dutch language is pushed to itsMnica de la Torre At the heart of Repetition Nineteen are twenty five unreliable translations of a poem in Mnica de la Torres first book, written in Spanish. She embarked on this new genre defying project after realizing she had been living in New York for as long as she had lived in Mexico City, where she was born. The works here focus on translation as displacement, mediation, and a form of code switching. In the latter half of the book, Replay, we