Foxtrot in the Erfurt Stadium by Jürgen Becker, translated by Martyn Crucefix W S Merwin gracefully and honestly

gracefully and honestly

and a boggart who looks like a 'doll left behind at Chernobyl' must reckon with the modern world and the people who lumber through it

myths and the folklore of Romanian literature such as the ballad 'Miorița' and 'The Master Manole'

the result is not just a logic made from loss and pain

an early manuscript of An Aviary of Common Birds was long-listed for the #Merky New Writers Prize and they received the Community Engagement Artist Grant - for artists that reimagine our shared spaces and stimulate social engagement

Foxtrot in the Erfurt Stadium by Jürgen Becker, translated by Martyn Crucefix W S Merwin gracefully and honestlyJrgen Becker (1932 2024) was born in Cologne, but moved eastwards with his family in 1939, to Thuringia, where he remained until 1947, when the family returned to the Western part of the country and then again to Cologne in 1950. From 1959 to 1964, Becker worked for WDR (West German Radio), and then moved on to become an editor at the Rowohlt publishing house in Hamburg. He went freelance in 1969, and became director of Suhrkamp's theatre publishing