Burning Bones

Miren Agur Meabe author Amaia Gabantxo translator

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Parthian Books

Published:1st Aug '22

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Burning Bones cover

Meabe has participated in many international events including the Dublin Festival Writers (2003), XXI Festival of Vjlenica. Literary Festival, Edinburgh Book Festival, Reading Month Festival, International Day of Languages, Hay Festival Arequipa, IBVA Days and Brussels Transpoesie.

Expertly translated into English by Amaia Gabantxo - arguably the most prestigious contemporary Basque to English translator - Hezurren Erretura [Burning Bones] is a companion piece to Miren Agur Meabe's A Glass Eye, a collection of short stories that complement the universe of Meabe's novel about absence as an engine for...Expertly translated into English by Amaia Gabantxo - arguably the most prestigious contemporary Basque to English translator - Hezurren Erretura [Burning Bones] is a companion piece to Miren Agur Meabe's A Glass Eye, a collection of short stories that complement the universe of Meabe's novel about absence as an engine for creation.

This title is the second part of Miren Agur Meabe’s triptych. In 2020 she published her fifth poetry collection, Nola gorde errautsa kolkoan (Holding Ashes Close to the Heart) – which in the final part of the triptych. It won the 2021 Spanish National Poetry Award. Burning Bones takes us through the universe of the character at the heart of A Glass Eye, a fictional version of Meabe: her childhood, teenage years and adulthood, the experiences that marked her. Whereas A Glass Eye is a novel, Burning Bones is a collection of brief narratives. These two pieces are complemented by a third one that Miren Agur Meabe published in 2020 to complete what she considers a triptych, a poetry collection called Nola Gorde Errautsa Kolkoan [Holding Ashes in the Heart]. In this triptych, the author experiments with the possibilities of form and genre, inviting readers into an imperfect woman’s journey into artisthood. -- Publisher: Parthian Books

ISBN: 9781913640538

Dimensions: 198mm x 129mm x 18mm

Weight: unknown

184 pages