Flags - Boris Poplavsky
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'Flags' was the only volume of poetry published by the Russian emigré poet Boris Poplavsky (1903-1935) during his own lifetime. A significant Surrealist volume, it is one of the "lost" creations of a man who has been called the greatest of the Russian emigré poets. Now recovered by Russian literary experts and re-edited for a new public, Poplavsky is gaining the readership that eluded him in his lifetime. U ... Full description
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Description
'Flags' was the only volume of poetry published by the Russian emigré poet Boris Poplavsky (1903-1935) during his own lifetime. A significant Surrealist volume, it is one of the "lost" creations of a man who has been called the greatest of the Russian emigré poets. Now recovered by Russian literary experts and re-edited for a new public, Poplavsky is gaining the readership that eluded him in his lifetime. Unusually, this book presents the complete contents of the original volume (Paris, 1933), rather than presenting a Selected or some other overview, and thus opens a window onto a fascinating and unfairly neglected figure.
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| Author | Boris Poplavsky |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Shearsman Books |
| Release year | 2009 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781848610606 |