An English Anthology by Leonard Nolens, trans. by Paul Vincent Rebecca Watts ‘There is a level of

‘There is a level of talent that will ransom any project in any school

most notably the utter ache at the heart of the ‘Requiem for the Engineer’ sequence

Angela Readman

Terry was involved with putting on a puppet version of Gilgamesh where the children related viscerally to the story

channelling the messianic aspirations of modernism into subversive comedy

An English Anthology by Leonard Nolens, trans. by Paul Vincent Rebecca Watts ‘There is a level of'I was born in Belgium, Im Belgian. But Belgium was never born in me. So writes Leonard Nolens in Place and Date, which captures a mood of political and social disillusionment amid a generation of Dutch speaking Belgians. And throughout this selection we encounter a poet engaged with the question of national identity. Frequently the poet moves into that risky terrain, the first person plural, in which he speaks as and for a generation of Flemings,