Between Two Worlds: Poetry & Translation
Kapka Kassabova reading
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Type
sound
Duration
Unknown
Shelf mark
C1340/34
Recording date
2009-10-08
Recording locations
The poet's home in Edinburgh
Speakers
Kassabova, Kapka, 1973- (female)
Description
Bulgarian poet Kapka Kassabova reads her poetry, in English: Coming to paradise.- Security.- Sleeping in the Alps.- All roads lead to the sea.- My father climbing to the stars.- Razor salesman.- My life in two parts.- Angel's lament.- Berlin-Mitte.- Refugees.- The Pacific seen from above.- The Pied Piper of Buenos Aires.- Geography for the lost.- We are the tenants.- I want to be a tourist.- Our names long and foreign.- The travel guide to the country of your birth.- Ship advancing in the fog.- Earthquake in Hong Kong.- Suicide honeymoon.- How to build your dream garden.- Middle-aged couple watch a Pacific sunset.- Postcard from paradise.- Another country.- Love in the dark country.- The quick life.- Happiness on the North Sea.
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