Perennial Counterpart Sean Bonney whose echoes meet in the

whose echoes meet in the haunted bioluminescence of Olsen’s “communist forests

and not just Keats

bijvoorbeeld tegen het ‘imperium’ dat telkens weer opduikt en de wereld inkleurt met zijn taal

maakt ze de balans op

Simone White considers the dynamics of contemporary black feminist life

Perennial Counterpart Sean Bonney whose echoes meet in theYongyu Chen 'Are these poems, or exploding postcards dispatched from the land of dreams? Yongyu Chens exquisite Perennial Counterpart balances conceptual density with a yearning lyricism: always strange, unintelligible to the end, but intelligible to those who speak the language of rain and flowers. A monumental debut, even as it sings the praise of the minor.' Jackie Wang