‘Poetry is a predatory entity.’ Adrian Glenia's literary journey through the works of Feliks Netz
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The article concerns Adrian Glen’s monograph „Tam, gdzie stał mój dom”. O poezji Feliksa Netza [“Where My House Was”. About the poetry of Feliks Netz], containing not only an attempt to synthetically discuss the life and poetic work of Feliks Netz, but also an anthology of carefully selected poems, a detailed bibliography of his works and an extensive, meticulously prepared editorial note presenting the effects of research conducted in the poet’s private archive after his death in 2015.
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Adrian Gleń, Feliks Netz, Sándor Márai, Robert SchneiderReferences
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