Then What by Gintaras Grajauskas, trans. by Rimas Uzgiris Paul Sutherland The poems in Richard Price’s

The poems in Richard Price’s Moon for Sale delight in linguistic play

'This poet knows how to guide the reader through a poem by using clear diction and transparent rhetorical

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Dowling’s poetry is never shallow

Then What by Gintaras Grajauskas, trans. by Rimas Uzgiris Paul Sutherland The poems in Richard Price’sWith the demise of the Soviet Union, Lithuania jumped from a neo romantic modernism straight into the postmodern wasteland of unfettered capitalism. Pensions disappeared along with jobs. Everything underwent reform. Everything was for sale. Poetry audiences went from stadium size to coffee house size. Giddy joy was followed by disillusion, anxiety, angst. Gintaras Grajauskass poetry cannot be understood without this backdrop, for it was here that he