HackersAase Berg (trans. Johannes Gransson) This is a threat. Thats how Hackers, Swedish writer Aase Bergs seventh book of poetry, begins. Hackers is a furious, feminist book about wanting to hack the patriarchal systemboth in the physically violent sense and in the sense of computer hacking. But Berg also reveals the hag behind the hack, channeling the non compliant rage of Glenn Close as bunny boiler from Fatal Attraction. The world Berg hags back at is a

as she repeatedly demonstrates

Woven from poems

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A new second edition of Levitsky's classic book

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With resignation and austerity

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these poems consider change and permanence

and his influence is felt across a range of disciplines including painting

in association with Whitechapel Gallery

In language that is sensuous and biblical