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In her fourth volume of poetry, Inge Israel depicts the conflict in Japan between the consumerism of industrial life and the luminosity of age-old ceremonies.

In this rich collection of new poems, Israel draws upon the many voices of her past - Russian, German, Danish, Irish, French and English - to open some of history's unmarked doors. Included also is her powerful recreation of Nora Joyce, in a dramatic monologue that shows us her famous husband in a wholly new light.

In this collection of poems, Inge Israel works through Samuel Beckett's letters, his biographies, and his actual plays and novels to probe the imagination that created his artistic works. Arguably the pre-eminent avant-garde and most influential writer of the 20th century and a legend in his own time, Beckett presents many glaring paradoxes. Beckett was born in a country ruled by the Catholic Church yet raised by a strict and devoutly Protesta...

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