Immigrant Blues by Goran Simic (Simić)
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Overview: Immigrant Blues, an extension and deepening of the famous poems of the siege of Sarajevo translated in Simic’s Sprinting from the Graveyard (Oxford, 1997), explores the personal and the public devastations of war, especially its effects on the emotions, thoughts and memories of exiled survivors. Simic’s genius is to present this disturbing reality in terms so vigorous and humane that pain is mixed with the solace and pleasure of great art.
Genre: Fiction > General Fiction/Classics
Included :
- SORROW
Open the Door
Immigrant Talk with Picture Ripped from Porno
Magazine
Differences in Demolitions
About Ursula and Language
My Accent
Immigrant Blues
An Immigrant Poem
Sacrifice
Kole’s Cat
If
Hasan’s Case
A Report on a Boy and an Encyclopedia
The Book of Rebellion
Bill’s Uniform
On the Bike
Literature Professor at the Funeral
The War Is Over, My Love
A Scene, after the War
At the End of the Century
On Graveyards and Flowers
HANGOVERS
Father and Bees
A Thick Red Line
A Note on the Forest and You
I Haven’t Learned Anything
In the Time of Hunger
Goldfish
In Sarajevo with Borges
My Dear Jorge
Grave of the Unknown Soldier
Names
A Simple Explanation
When I Fall Asleep and When I Wake Up
NIGHTMARES
Airport
Passport Borders
An Ordinary Man
I Am Afraid I’ll Change
To the Dining Car
Just So
Who’s That Waking Me Up?
A Dream
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