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Martin Piekar, Prague Microfestival Poems

Martin Piekar, Prague Microfestival Poems

Martin Piekar / David Vichnar

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2025
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ISBN:
9781326703509
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Martin Piekar’s poems for the 2024 Prague Microfestival, in the original German, as well as their English and Czech translations.MARTIN PIEKAR was born to Polish parents in Germany. His fi rst volume of poems titledBastard Echo was published by Verlagshaus Berlin in 2014 and was followed by his secondvolume AmokperVers in 2018. In 2023, his third collection of poetry called livestream & leichen was published.Piekar’s poetry crosses intercultural boundaries, emotionally grapples with personal development and explores the possibilities of subjectivity in a political realm.Básně Martina Piekara, přednesené na Pražském mikrofestivalu roku 2024, v německém originále spolu s anglickým a českým překladem.Martin Piekar se narodil polským rodičům v Německu. Jeho první sbírka básní s názvem BastardEcho vyšla u nakladatelství Verlagshaus Berlin v roce 2014, následovaná druhou sbírkou AmokperVers v roce 2018. V roce 2023 mu vyšla třetí sbírka básní s názvem livestream & leichen.Poezie Martina Piekara překračuje kulturní hranice, vyrovnává se s osobním rozvojem a zkoumámožnosti subjektivity v politickém kontextu.

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