Efe Murad’s Turkish translation of Rimbaud. Death in Marseille has just been published. Carl Weissner’s small masterpiece — small only because it isn’t longer — is now a Turkish delight. Murad is a poet and historian, as well as a translator.


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Efe Murad’s Turkish translation of Rimbaud. Death in Marseille has just been published. Carl Weissner’s small masterpiece — small only because it isn’t longer — is now a Turkish delight. Murad is a poet and historian, as well as a translator.
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While exploring this presentation I encountered at least two other www sites. All of those have direct involvement with publishing literature,
Miniature-size book covers appear for decorative and commercial purposes, and their creators somehow escaped the madness which serves the interests of others whose only purpose is commercial banality.
I expect that would have something to do with well-attended schools of aesthetics.
Whatever the case, I have thoroughly enjoyed some visits to this posting.
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