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Paperback. Condizione: New. It Was Easy to Set the Snow on Fire collects poems from Serbian poet Zvonko Karanovic's entire oeuvre, translated by Ana Bozicevic. Karanovic is a counter-cultural icon [who] writes in a vivid, sophisticated vernacular of desire and transcendence amid cultural and political change" (PEN Translation Fund Advisory Board). He has traveled widely throughout Europe, hitchhiking and often changing jobs, including owning a music store for 13 years. For many years he has been an underground cult figure and a seminal influence on a generation of younger poets.…

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paperback. Condizione: Like New. Reprint. Ships in a BOX from Central Missouri! Like Brand NEW. No tears, highlighting or writing because it's never been used! May have minor shelf wear. UPS shipping for most packages, (Priority Mail for AK/HI/APO/PO Boxes).

paperback. Condizione: Very Good. DETAILS: small PAPERBACK, fresh attractive copy, like new. KARANOVIC, ZVONKO. It was easy to set the snow on fire. Translated by Ana Boicevic. Los Angeles: Phoneme Media, 2017, stated First Edition, 289pp., . TEXT IN SERBIAN AND ENGLISH on facing pages. - It was easy to set the snow on fire collects poems from Serbian poet Zvonko Karanovic's entire oeuvre, translated by Ana Boicevic. Karanovic is "a countercultural icon [who] writes in a vivid, sophisticated vernacular of desire and transcendence amid cultural and political change." (PEN Translation Fund Advisory Board) . He has traveled widely throughout Europe, hitchhiking and often changing jobs, including owning a music store for 13 years. For many years he has been an underground cult figure and a seminal influence on a generation of younger poets. ISBN 9781939419279 9.70.…

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. bilingual edition. 289 pages. 7.00x5.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - It Was Easy to Set the Snow on Fire collects poems from Serbian poet Zvonko Karanovic's entire oeuvre, translated by Ana Boicevic. Karanovic is ?a counter-cultural icon [who] writes in a vivid, sophisticated vernacular of desire and transcendence amid cultural and political change" (PEN Translation Fund Advisory Board). He has traveled widely throughout Europe, hitchhiking and often changing jobs, including owning a music store for 13 years. For many years he has been an underground cult figure and a seminal influence on a generation of younger poets.…

Softcover. Condizione: Fine. Second Edition. Fine inscribed second editon paperback with french flaps. 79 pages, unmarked. Inscribed on the front fly: (21.09.03 / somewhere in time) / to mam / who saved my Life / with a pair / of songs / L. K. ; K Poe ECR; 79 pages; Signed by Author.

Paperback. Condizione: New. It Was Easy to Set the Snow on Fire collects poems from Serbian poet Zvonko Karanovic's entire oeuvre, translated by Ana Bozicevic. Karanovic is a counter-cultural icon [who] writes in a vivid, sophisticated vernacular of desire and transcendence amid cultural and political change" (PEN Translation Fund Advisory Board). He has traveled widely throughout Europe, hitchhiking and often changing jobs, including owning a music store for 13 years. For many years he has been an underground cult figure and a seminal influence on a generation of younger poets.…

Condizione: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnZvonko Karanovic is a poet and fiction writer born in 1959 in Nis, Serbia. A writer of distinctly urban sensibilities, steeped in the spirit of riot and revolt, he has written some of the most significant polit.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Reisefreiheit, kulturelle Vielfalt, Autonomie der Kulturszene und nicht zuletzt Rock 'n' Roll - das schien für die heutige Generation 50+ in Titos Jugoslawien das große Versprechen der Weltzugehörigkeit zu sein. Das Lebensgefühl der damaligen Protagonisten war eine Mischung aus Zuversicht, Übermut und Rebellion. Der beste Ausdruck dieses Lebensgefühls waren sicherlich die Rockmusik und die Lyrik - insbesondere die frühe Lyrik von Zvonko Karanovic. Die urbane Abwendung von jeglicher Provinzialität wurde vollzogen, programmatisch und praktisch, in der Lyrik und im Lebensstil.Danach kam die Ernüchterung - im zerfallenden Land organisierten sich politisch und kulturell die Mehrheiten um die rückwärtsgewandten Utopien - die große Zukunft lag für sie in der ruhmreichen, ethnisch definierten Vergangenheit. Zvonko Karanovic lehnte es ab, in diesem Massenchor mitzusingen, und folgte seiner eigenen Stimme. So blieb seine Lyrik im Jahrzehnt der Zerfallkriege notgedrungen marginalisiert. Er blieb ein Weltbürger aus Nis, der seine Seelenverwandtschaft mit Leuten wie Jack Kerouac oder Allen Ginsberg, Ralf Dieter Brinkmann oder Luis Buñuel, David Lynch oder Leonard Cohen offen zeigt.Das Publikum liebte diese Lyrik, die jüngeren, urbanen Leser erkannten sie in allen Ländern, wo man serbisch versteht, auch in Kroatien, als eigene verdrängte Stimme jenseits des Massengeschmacks.Die Randstellung war nicht angenehm, aber sie erleichterte es dem Lyriker, die Haltung der Unangepasstheit in seinen Versen zu bewahren.In seine Tonlage hat sich zwar zunehmend der Blues eingeschlichen, denn auch die neuen Demokraten haben das geschundene Land nicht in die goldene Ära geführt, doch die Vitalität und die Konsequenz seiner Lyrik blieb konstant: nach wie vor postmodern angehaucht, kommunikativ und weltoffen.Zunehmendes Interesse an seiner Lyrik in New York, London oder Kiew zeigt, dass die Welt einen serbischen Weltbürger allmählich nach Hause holt.…

Condizione: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Gebunden. Condizione: New. Reisefreiheit, kulturelle Vielfalt, Autonomie der Kulturszene und nicht zuletzt Rock n Roll - das schien fuer die heutige Generation 50+ in Titos Jugoslawien das grosse Versprechen der Weltzugehoerigkeit zu sein. Das Lebensgefuehl der damaligen Protagonisten .

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Burn, baby, burn | Gedichte. Serbisch-Deutsch | Zvonko Karanovic | Buch | Edition Serbische Lyrik | CCXXXIV | Gebunden | Deutsch | 2013 | Drava | EAN 9783854356974 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Drava Verlag, Gabelsbergerstr. 5/Ii, 9020 KLAGENFURT, ÖSTERREICH, office[at]drava[dot]at | Anbieter: preigu. …

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