How the Internet is Transforming the Bombay Poetry Scene by Manon Boukhroufa-Trijaud

“…As the postcolonial city of Bombay turned into Mumbai – i.e. a modern-day megacity –, notable literary changes followed, from the dissolution of its traditional poetic scene – as poets dispersed to distant suburbs, neighbouring cities, or even abroad – to the disappearance of an already fragile ecosystem of publishing collectives. …”
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ECOLOGICAL READING ON SELECTED AYURZANA AND YONG SHU HOONG’s POEMS by Kristiawan Indriyanto

“… This paper explores how nature is depicted by two poets of different nationality using ecocriticism. …”
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Voices in the Machine: Class, Subjectivity and Desire in Victorian Women’s Factory Poems by Fabienne Moine

“…I wish then to confront these voices with the ones of the working-class women poets who depict a different image of the factory girls: they were concerned with the conservative values of the family and the nation that factory girls could convey, in spite of their degraded condition. …”
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City of Wars: the Representation of Wartime London in Two Novels of the 1940s: James Hanley’s No Directions and Patrick Hamilton’s The Slaves of Solitude by Jean-Christophe Murat

“…No Directions entretient des liens assez forts avec la rhétorique et les images—alors à très la mode—des Poètes de la Nouvelle Apocalypse (New Apocalyptic poetry) ; l’expérimentation formelle et linguistique y est donc omniprésente, frisant même l’artificiel par endroits. …”
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