Description
‘Flags’ was the only volume of poetry published by the Russian emigré poet Boris Poplavsky (1903-1935) during his own lifetime. A significant Surrealist volume, it is one of the “lost” creations of a man who has been called the greatest of the Russian emigré poets. Now recovered by Russian literary experts and re-edited for a new public, Poplavsky is gaining the readership that eluded him in his lifetime. Unusually, this book presents the complete contents of the original volume (Paris, 1933), rather than presenting a Selected or some other overview, and thus opens a window onto a fascinating and unfairly neglected figure.







Being Alive
Ten Poems about London (Selected and Introduced by George Szirtes)
How To Write Poems
States of Happiness
Poems to Elsi
Milk and Honey
Strong in the Rain
Hansel and Gretel
The Complete Poems of Anna Akhmatova
Words the Turtle Taught Me
Force Movements
Chameleon