Lars Gustafsson Livres

La poésie, Bertil Galland n'a cessé de la lire, la publier, la traduire. Il introduit ici les lecteurs de langue française à deux oeuvres remarquables et hautement lisibles de poètes contemporains. Les Chansons de la déesse d'or, offertes avec la version originale anglaise, révèlent l'Américain William Barletta dans un chant d'amour d'un souffle rare. Sur l'usage du feu fait entendre par des poèmes récents Lars Gustafsson, l'un des écrivains les plus connus des Suédois. Il dissèque nos moeurs, observe les oiseaux, saisit le cosmos par un détail et tempère son envergure intellectuelle par l'humour. A ces deux oeuvres est ajoutée la troisième édition d'une petite anthologie de la poésie suédoise : Soixante poèmes d'amour traduits du suédois.

Lars Gustafsson, a prominent Swedish poet, philosopher, and fiction writer, showcases his poetic prowess in this collection. The anthology features selections from multiple works, edited and translated by Christopher Middleton alongside contributions from others. Readers can expect an engaging blend of intellect and playful exploration, reflecting Gustafsson's unique perspective on humanity and the universe's mysteries. This volume serves as a companion to his earlier work, inviting both poetry enthusiasts and fans of his fiction to delve into his lyrical insights.

A knowledgeable, loving and poetic account of a journey across his country by one of Sweden's most renowned and revered writers. Gustafsson paints an evocative portrait of his homeland.

Swedish poet, novelist and philosopher Lars Gustafsson is one of Europe's leading literary figures. Much of his writing is concerned with the search for moral consciousness.

Caldwell lives by the lakeside at Austin, Texas, with his wife of thirty years. He is a judge in the Federal Bankruptcy Court. And the dog? A mongrel that kept upsetting his dustbins as it rooted about in them, until the judge went after it and secretly beat its brains out with the edge-trimmers.

Lars Gustafsson verfasst eine lange Verserzählung, inspiriert von der Entführung und Ermordung einer Bibliotheksangestellten in Texas. In Gedichten gibt das amerikanische Mädchen Sonntag für Sonntag Einblicke in ihr Leben, während Gustafsson ihr alltägliche, philosophische und poetische Gedanken leiht.