My Secret Life (häftad, eng)
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The poems were selected by her from three of her nine published collections, with the addition of some new or previously uncollected poems. ‘Her work has the nervous energy of the times but is shaped by a deep and disciplined intelligence. Her subjects are invariably human.
They are concerned with love, family, friendship, loss, and a kind of existential disaffection. Tragic in one sense but ever inventive, full of life’s minute yet highly resonant particulars, they seem to extend into an almost cinematic narrative about the cruelties of factory farming, murder, ageing, the treatment of women as sex toys and death itself.
She is a bravura formalist when she needs to be. Her vigour and scope are enormous.’ – George Szirtes'Poems pulsating with sensual power, deeply painful poems, about everything that is regarded as very personal.[…] Not with her themes, not with her tone does she prove to be an innovator.
In this respect she remains faithful to the great, intellectual current of Hungarian poetry, a current that is not very old. It can be traced back to the beginning of the twentieth century […] Krisztina Tóth proves herself to be an innovator within this important tradition through the stirring rhythm of her poems.
She wraps her persona, ready for any change of form, in rhythm. In other words, she makes herself impersonal in the most personal of ways and ready for confessions that are relevant for everyone; through her changing tone, through her surprises. […] Krisztina Tóth's composition sets her apart from all the others.
She has the strength of a buffalo and the weightlessness of a butterfly.' – Péter Nádas, afterword to Barcode?Reviewing Krisztina Tóth’s short story collection Pixel under the title ‘The Hungarian Author who foresaw the future of Nationalism’, Stephanie Newman wrote: ‘Tóth muses that generations of humans, like bobbing needles, are “seaming together the fraying layers of the past and the present”.
Their countries of origin don’t matter; neither do their religions, genders, or ethnicities. What Tóth creates in Pixel is emblematic of Europe as she sees it: a place in which “everything is sewn together while the thread itself is invisible”.’
| Format | Häftad |
| Omfång | 80 sidor |
| Språk | Engelska |
| Förlag | Bloodaxe Books Ltd |
| Utgivningsdatum | 2025-02-20 |
| ISBN | 9781780377032 |
Artikelnummer
3629928
EAN
9781780377032
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