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From the King to Den Kisot

Ikhda, by Ikhda

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Ikhda, by Ikhda

by Ikhda Ayuning Maharsi Degoul

Format: Paperback, English
36 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: /9780957459663
Published Mar 27, 2014 by The Emma Press

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Characters and landscapes leap off every page and the poems pulse with a visceral femininity and humanity as Maharsi glories in the possibilities of language and life. Reading this book is like being splashed with freezing water and a shower of popping candy and wild roses – surprising, refreshing, delightful and bewildering, and something you won’t forget in a hurry.


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James Mcloughlin  in Ikhda, by Ikhda by Ikhda Ayuning Maharsi (Sabotage Reviews, May 04, 2014)

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