Hartmut Fähndrich: Portrait of Tunisian novelist Hassan Nasr
A wealth of conscientiously researched detail is related with the trenchant and pithy humour for which the author is well-known
emptied of Their occupants
and generously provided with maps
with selected works translated into French
Notes Dave Lordan Hartmut Fähndrich: Portrait of Tunisian"Notes wears its nerves on the surface, revealing a voice, or voices, which plunge to the edge of despair without falling prey to the merely personal Yeats, Eliot, Dante, Blake, Schubert, Catullus, among others, are the resident ghosts in this delicate apparatus and yet Notes find its own serene voice in the midst of all those masters of silence. It is so because these poems are both personal and impersonal. They write with brutal candour about the