Amanda Aizpuriete’s collection of poems ‘After Relocation’ has been published

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Amanda Aizpuriete’s latest collection contains poems written during the last seven years. The editor of the collection is Cilda Redliha, the artist is Anna Aizsilniece.

The stock consists of four divisions. The first chapter “My Mandala” is the poet’s daily observations from places of residence in Kauguri and Grizinkalns, the search for the deepest connections hidden in this everyday life. The second chapter “Requiem and the Rose” – about being next to a dead loved one, which is not worth forgetting, about the reflection of emotions in the rest of life. The third chapter “George’s Morning” – a sense of the inevitability of change. In turn, the fourth chapter “If there is no reason to stop” is the author’s dialogues with his inner need to write.

Amanda Aizpuriete (1956) is a poet, prose writer, cooler and translator. A collection of ten poems and a novel have been published. She has received the Ojārs Vācietis Literary Prize for the collection “There” (2013) and a special prize for “Refrigerator Lullaby” (2010), the Poetry Days Prize for “On the Outskirts of Babel” (2000), etc. Aizpuriete’s poetry has been translated into several languages.

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