Pocket Apocalypse by Katarzyna Borun-Jagodzinska and translated by Gerry Murphy is a striking collection of poems that deftly navigate the turbulent landscape of contemporary anxieties with a refined and unflinching voice. These poems weave together themes of existential dread, societal decay, and personal reflection, all encapsulated within succinct and powerful verses. Borun-Jagodzinska’s work resonates with a sophisticated depth, making it both a compelling read for poetry aficionados and a poignant commentary on the world’s precarious state. This volume stands as an essential addition to any collection seeking to capture the tension and beauty of modern poetic expression.
Pocket Apocalypse by Katarzyna Borun-Jagodzinska and translated by Gerry Murphy is a striking collection of poems that deftly navigate the turbulent landscape of contemporary anxieties with a refined and unflinching voice. These poems weave together themes of existential dread, societal decay, and personal reflection, all encapsulated within succinct and powerful verses. Borun-Jagodzinska’s work resonates with a sophisticated depth, making it both a compelling read for poetry aficionados and a poignant commentary on the world’s precarious state. This volume stands as an essential addition to any collection seeking to capture the tension and beauty of modern poetic expression.
Southword Editions., 2005. Name inscribed inside otherwise copy is in very good condition.
