Vinegar Hill
Gedichte. Edition Lyrik Kabinett
Der erste Lyrikband von Colm Tóibín - 'bewegend, lebensklug und zutiefst weise.' Yorkshire TimesDer erste Gedichtband des gefeierten Romanautors: Colm Tóibíns feines poetisches Gespür zeigt sich auch in seiner Lyrik. Er blickt zurück auf seine Kindheit im irischen Enniscorthy, durchstreift die Straßen von Dublin und Barcelona, überquert venezianische Brücken und besucht das Weiße Haus. Und er widmet sich Themen wie Sterblichkeit, Religion und queerer Liebe. Die in 'Vinegar Hill' versammelten Gedichte sind nun erstmals in der Übersetzung von Michael Krüger und Volker Schlöndorff zu lesen. 'Eine Entdeckung!'
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Der erste Lyrikband von Colm Tóibín - 'bewegend, lebensklug und zutiefst weise.' Yorkshire TimesDer erste Gedichtband des gefeierten Romanautors: Colm Tóibíns feines poetisches Gespür zeigt sich auch in seiner Lyrik. Er blickt zurück auf seine Kindheit im irischen Enniscorthy, durchstreift die Straßen von Dublin und Barcelona, überquert venezianische Brücken und besucht das Weiße Haus. Und er widmet sich Themen wie Sterblichkeit, Religion und queerer Liebe. Die in 'Vinegar Hill' versammelten Gedichte sind nun erstmals in der Übersetzung von Michael Krüger und Volker Schlöndorff zu lesen. 'Eine Entdeckung!'
Untertitel
Gedichte. Edition Lyrik Kabinett
H | B | T | Gramm
206 mm | 143 mm | 15 mm | 286 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2025
FSK
0
Blick ins Buch
Ausgabe
Hardcover
Verlag
Carl Hanser
ISBN-10
3446282548
Autor
Colm Tóibín
Weitere Mitwirkende
Krüger, Michael | Schlöndorff, Volker
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
118
Themen
Lyrik einzelner Dichter, Dublin, Barcelona Provinz, Memoiren, Berichte, Erinnerungen
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