On Centaurs & Other PoemsZuzanna Ginczanka (trans. Alex Branzasky) Ginczanka's surreal and mythologically informed poetry appeared at a time in Poland when Jewish poets like Julian Tuwim were at the helm of the avant garde in the Skamander poetic movement. Her 1936 collection On Centaurs was released to great acclaim when she was barely 20 years old. Dubbed "Tuwim in a skirt" by her contemporaries, Ginczanka's youth, gender, and Jewish background posed challenges to her

but to hold fragments together in order to offer possibilities for connection and extension

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A deep engagement with history

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’ Misschien is het jullie opgevallen dat de zinnen kort zijn en de structuur gefragmenteerd

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As Eileen Myles has put it:

Lacan Noir

giving her poems

gender and sexuality