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- Author: Robin Winckel-Mellish
- Publisher: AFRICAN BOOKS COLLECTIVE
- ISBN-10: 1920397434
- ISBN-13: 9781920397432
- Format: 13.3 x 20.3 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The hemispheric pull between Europe and Africa and the restlessness that results from inhabiting both worlds is reflected in A Lioness at my Heels. Robin Winckel-Mellish reconciles the muted tones of her Europe with the riotous colour of Africa. The immediacy, vividness and dustiness of the harsh African sun is carefully offset by the softer quality of the Netherlands. All poems are mediated and considered in the light of a spiritual home. Robin Winckel-Mellish lives in the Netherlands and runs a poetry critique group in Amsterdam. Her work has been published in many international literary journals. Her first collection, A Lioness at my Heels, explores living in Europe and being South African.
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- Author: Robin Winckel-Mellish
- Publisher: AFRICAN BOOKS COLLECTIVE
- ISBN-10: 1920397434
- ISBN-13: 9781920397432
- Format: 13.3 x 20.3 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The hemispheric pull between Europe and Africa and the restlessness that results from inhabiting both worlds is reflected in A Lioness at my Heels. Robin Winckel-Mellish reconciles the muted tones of her Europe with the riotous colour of Africa. The immediacy, vividness and dustiness of the harsh African sun is carefully offset by the softer quality of the Netherlands. All poems are mediated and considered in the light of a spiritual home. Robin Winckel-Mellish lives in the Netherlands and runs a poetry critique group in Amsterdam. Her work has been published in many international literary journals. Her first collection, A Lioness at my Heels, explores living in Europe and being South African.
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