The poet as screenwriter: landscape and protagonism in Papu Curotto’s Esteros by Bollig, B

Here comes everybody: an Argentine poet’s encyclopedic vision by Bollig, B

Brazilian concretism in Chilean neo-avant-garde poetry by Robinson, R

“…<p>This thesis illuminates poetic works by three Chilean experimental poets, Cecilia Vicuña (1947-), Juan Luis Martínez (1942-1993) and Rodrigo Lira (1949-1981) by showing how they develop and expand upon Brazilian concrete poetics (1950sonward). …”

‘El mundo iluminado, y yo despierta’: screening Sor Juana in the films of Bemberg and Pereda by Bollig, B

“…As Speranza (2002) argues, it is perfectly possible to screen such a story — particularly that of a colourful or controversial poet — without producing a ‘poetic’ film, in any understanding of the term. …”

Sergio Raimondi: selected poems by Bollig, B, Leech, M, Raimondi, S

“…Yet all his concerns are rigorously analysed through the medium of the poet’s art, steeped in literary tradition and craft. …”

Music for Unknown Journeys by Cristian Aliaga: New and selected prose poems: travels in Europe, Africa and the Americas by Aliag, C

“…</p> <p>'Music for Unknown Journeys by Christian Aliaga is the Argentinian poet's first collection to be translated into English. …”

Rethinking tenderness in the early poetry of Juan Gelman by Bollig, B

“…The poetry of Juan Gelman (1930–2014) is eminently suited to an edition of BSS that simultaneously celebrates a centenary of Hispanist research in the UK and attempts to survey the current state of the field. Gelman—poet, journalist and political activist—with an oeuvre that emerges from the socially engaged verse of the 1950s, engaging with Anglophone poetry, pseudonymous translations mysticism, and culminating in the Premio Cervantes 2007. …”

What do we say when we say 'Juan Gelman'? On pseudonyms and polemics in recent Argentine poetry by Bollig, B

“…Juan Gelman is perhaps Argentina's best-known living poet, a Cervantes Prize winner and a name mentioned annually in literary circles as a Nobel candidate. …”

‘El libro era una cosa que ocupaba espacio’ (Néstor Perlongher). Recent works on poetry, publishing and performance in the Southern Cone by Bollig, B

“…Librería Mi Casa, meanwhile, is just that: Nurit Kasztelan, the owner, is a poet who has created, in a back bedroom in her family home in Villa Crespo, a catalogue of contemporary Argentine literature with international distribution, alongside her own imprint, producing attractive paperbacks with postcard inserts and eye-catching covers.…”

Lyric and form: the poetry of Alejandro Crotto by Bollig, B

“…Much of Crotto’s activity as a poet is in keeping with that of his peers: he contributes to literary workshops, he gives readings, nationally and as an invited speaker overseas. …”