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„Bagdad, capitala devastat? a Irakului. ?i «Bagdad» – capitala unei combustii ontologice care pare a urm?ri, prin arheologia poeziei, ipostazierea întro stare de maxim? vulnerabilitate, splendoare ?i vinov??ie a acelor lucruri care sunt la limita vizibilit??ii, amalgamând realit??ile (sociale, istorice, existen?iale, memoriale etc.) întrun nod al autodemol?rilor ?i al infrarealit??ilor beligerante. Index de ecouri instinctive: tropismele lui Nathalie Sarraute ?i antiescapismul via Aktionsgruppe Banat. Iulia Modiga debuteaz? puternic ?i tran?ant, cu transfigur?ri germanice pe linie experimental?, cu rigoare lingvistic? ?i cu o atitudine imagistic? cu totul extrateritorial? în contextul actualelor poetici române?ti.“ (Liviu G. Stan) „Miar fi greu s? detectez motivele care au conduso pe Iulia Modiga spre poezie. Datele ei oficiale – doctorand? în sociologie, ma?tera unui site unionist ?i mama unui b?iat crescut frumos – nu l?sau loc b?nuielii c? Iulia ar avea ?i preocup?ri lirice. Uite îns? c? un sâmbure, ascuns bine pân? acum, a irumpt întrun volum de poezie care, sunt convins, va stârni interesul criticilor literari, pe care, îns?, îi desfid de pe acum dac? vor accesa tagul «poezie feminin?» ?i nu vor recunoa?te c? în «Bagdad» e poezie pur? ?i simpl?, scris? nu din ambi?ia de a încropi vreun manifest sau de a promova, în subsidiar, cine mai ?tie ce idei, ci din pl?cerea de a imagina ?i a formula tot cei trece prin minte Iuliei. Au f?cut vreodat? poe?ii altceva?“ (Dumitru B?di?a) „Poezia Iuliei Modiga din acest volum se na?te din nota?ii frânte ?i rapide, din înregistr?ri neutre ale unor st?ri acute de disperare ?i revolt?, din jocuri lingvistice, din ambiguit??i c?utate, din ciocnirea unei sensibilit??i exacerbate cu un cotidian agresiv, dintro luciditate sentimental? ie?it? din comun, din mici ilumin?ri personale, dar ?i din fel de fel de expresii scânteietoare memorabile, precum «u?ile se deschid în exterior»; «oameni în c?ma?? alb? de z?pad?»; «respir?m ca sub ap?»; «din cre?tet în t?lpi sârm? ghimpat?»; «deatunci ritmul cardiac î?i strânge genunchii la piept în slow motion/ precum troleele care trec pe bd. ?tefan cel Mare când efectueaz? o vizit? Merkel sau Biden»; «m? a?ez în praf întro prelungire de mesteac?n/ alt?dat? ai fi suflat ?i ar fi disp?rut tot». Dac? ar fi s?i caut un nume acestei poezii r?scolitoare, ia? spune c? e o poezie a a?tept?rii dup? ce nu mai ai niciun fel de a?tept?ri.“ (Dumitru Crudu) „Iulia Modiga scrie o poezie în care detaliile cotidiene primesc profiluri ferme, fundamentale, privind mereu spre un cel?lalt absent. Dar acest cel?lalt din volumul «Bagdad» este pentru poem o ocazie de a contura deopotriv? st?ri politice ?i personale. Uneori cel?lalt este poezia («copiii etnobotanici ?i masca?ii o conduc pe ultimul drum»), alteori cel?lalt este partenerul unei plastice discu?ii despre putere ?i istorie (unde «pe?ti?orii înoat? cu ciocane s? sparg?», iar «Bruce Lee plânge pentru c? ?i regii plâng câteodat?»). Versurile Iuliei nu cunosc ambiguitatea: «m?car am crescut un câine/ care nu te cunoa?te/ care tear sfâ?ia/ la o simpl? comand?». Reu?ita cea mai de seam? în «Bagdad» ?ine de claritatea cu care este decupat un spa?iu personal între atâtea detalii care au preten?ia c? sunt mai importante decât noi. ?i, de acolo, poezia Iuliei Modiga organizeaz? ap?rarea f?r? s? cedeze.“ (R?zvan ?upa)

Paul Arva schi?eaz? fr?nturi dintr-un prezent-trecut ale c?rui grani?e imaginare se ?ntrep?trund cu cele ale realului. Amintirile ies la lumin? dintr-un subteran ad?nc (o ?min?“) sub forma unor poeme ?n proz? scrise cu sinceritate ?i sensibilitate.

12 interviuri cu Ioan Es. Pop. Via?a ?i opera unuia dintre cei mai importan?i poe?i rom?ni ?n interviuri

Aceast? carte de interviuri, pe care le-am realizat ?n timp, reprezint?, pentru mine, portrete scrise ?i vorbite ale unor scriitori de valoare cu care am avut ?ansa s? m? ?nt?lnesc. Dar ele nu au numai o valoare literar?, ci ?i una afectiv?.

Nora Iuga mi-a spus c? scriu despre ce nu se vede. Mi-a pl?cut foarte mult formularea. De?i vorbim despre un paradox, av?nd ?n vedere c? orice carte, mai ales una de poezie, este o form? de exhibi?ionism. Cartea aceasta este a?adar despre ceea ce percepem c? exist? ?n jurul nostru. Despre o lume pe care ne-o cl?dim singuri ?i ?n care s?ntem unicii locuitori. Locul ?n care ajungem de fiecare dat? c?nd vrem s? fim doar cu noi ?n?ine. Mi-ar face mare pl?cere ca mul?i dintre cei care o vor citi s? simt? la fel.

BORNAI TIBOR ?S BORNAI TIBOR? Talán csak nem ?nmagával fog társalogni a szerz?? Nos, ezúttal másról van szó. A k?nyvet, amit most a kezében tart az olvasó, ketten írták: Bornai Tibor, az édesapa, aki hatvanéves korában, negyven évvel ezel?tt hunyt el, és fia, Bornai Tibor, aki akkor még csak tizenhét éves volt. Az apa 1912-ben született, és 1972-ben halt meg. Fia 1955-ben látta meg a napvilágot, a másik dátum még titok. Kettejük t?rténeteib?l rajzolódik ki ez a nehéz, csodákkal és tragédiákkal telezsúfolt id?szak, amelynek kezdete éppen most, a k?nyv megjelenésekor ér százéves évfordulójához. Err?l a száz évr?l mesélnek ?k ketten: a kályha mellett ülve téli estéken, a Balaton partján heverészve, egy május elsejei felvonuláson, egy Párizs felé robogó kisbuszon, a Népliget mutatványosbódéi el?tti padon vagy egy ?ll?i úti bérház konyhájában. Sírós-nevet?s k?nyv ez, dokumentumregény, minden benne szerepl? tény és adat valóságos. Apa és fia jegyzetfüzetében lapozgathatunk csodálkozva, hogy mennyire rímel egymásra ez a két sors. ?s talán sokan lesznek majd, akik a maguk életében is megtalálják az ugyanilyen rímképlet? verssorokat. ?Oroszlán az Ecseri úton? Hogy kerül egy oroszlán az Ecseri útra, ahol a használt gyerekkocsitól a hibás rádióig, a szakadozott k?nyvekt?l a molyos rókaboáig ócska tárgyakat adnak-vesznek az emberek?” Kiderül majd, ahogy az olvasók az igazi, nagy kérdésekre is választ találnak ebben az emberséggel és humorral átsz?tt k?nyvben.

Meg lehet-e gyógyulni egy súlyos betegségb?l, amelynek már a puszta neve is sokakat rettegéssel t?lt el? Péceli Rita válasza: igen! S hogy mi kell hozzá? Elszántság, bátorság, bizalom és szeretet. Odafigyelés ?nmagunkra, remek orvosok, barátaink támogatása és nem utolsósorban egy h?séges társ, aki jóban-rosszban kitart mellettünk. Mert a gyógyulás lehetséges, még akkor is, ha a bajban éppen azoktól nem kapunk segítséget, akikre a leginkább számítunk. A t?rténet bizonyítja: a legnehezebb helyzetb?l is megtalálhatjuk a kiutat. Mert a szeretet és a segítség er?t ad. Ennek k?sz?nhet?en Rita felveszi a keszty?t, és a hosszú, gy?trelmes küzdelem végén megtalálja a gyógyulást, a boldogságot és igazi hivatását is. Visszakapja egészségét, normális életét, s?t a szenvedés árán egy sokkal gazdagabb, igazabb életet nyer a régi helyett. ?Hamarosan hozzám is odaj?ttek. – Ni, csak, a vicces kedv? h?lgy. – Engem is átraktak a kórtermi ágyamba. Megint elveszítettem az ?ntudatomat. Amikor végleg felébredtem, úgy éreztem, majd kicsattanok. Az ablaküvegen átfúródó napsugarak táncot jártak a szobában, minden sarokba jutott bel?lük. Az ágynem?k a korábbinál is fehérebben vakítottak. Egy darabka mennyország dicsfénnyel és felh?kkel. Valóságos eufória lett úrrá rajtam. – ?lek, élek, élek! – kiáltottam. – Micsoda boldogság!” A visszakapott élet Rados Virág második regénye, a nagy siker? Bipoláris folytatása, amely szintén igaz t?rténet alapján íródott.

From the Preface: "Plutarch, who was born at Chaeronea in Boeotia, probably about A.D. 50, and was a contemporary of Tacitus and Pliny, has written two works still extant, the well-known _Lives_, and the less-known _Moralia_. The _Lives_ have often been translated, and have always been a popular work. Great indeed was their power at the period of the French Revolution. The _Moralia_, on the other hand, consisting of various Essays on various subjects (only twenty-six of which are directly ethical, though they have given their name to the _Moralia_), are declared by Mr. Paley "to be practically almost unknown to most persons in Britain, even to those who call themselves scholars." According to Wikipedia: "Lucius Mestrius Plutarchus (c. AD 46 - 120 — commonly known in English as Plutarch — was a Roman historian (of Greek ethnicity), biographer, essayist, and Middle Platonist. Plutarch was born to a prominent family in Chaeronea, Boeotia, a town about twenty miles east of Delphi. His known works consist of the Parallel Lives and the Moralia."

According to Wikipedia: "Washington is seen as a symbol of the United States and republicanism in practice. His devotion to civic virtue made him an exemplary figure among early American politicians. Washington died in 1799, and in his funeral oration, Henry Lee said that of all Americans, he was "first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen." Washington has been consistently ranked by scholars as one of the greatest U.S. Presidents."

Short collection of anecdotes. According to Wikipedia: "Robert Louis (Balfour) Stevenson ( 1850 - 1894), was a Scottish novelist, poet, and travel writer, and a leading representative of Neo-romanticism in English literature. He was the man who "seemed to pick the right word up on the point of his pen, like a man playing spillikins", as G. K. Chesterton put it. He was also greatly admired by many authors, including Jorge Luis Borges, Ernest Hemingway, Rudyard Kipling, Vladimir Nabokov, and J. M. Barrie. Most modernist writers dismissed him, however, because he was popular and did not write within their definition of modernism. It is only recently that critics have begun to look beyond Stevenson's popularity and allow him a place in the canon."