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'This book uses language in a radical fashion. But the word radical has two meanings: extreme or experimental , and also related to the root of things . This book offers us the word rooted in the depths of our subconscious, before it touches the conscious and begins to tarnish.' Carlos Izquierdo 'Her language is full of fishbones.' Aldo Alcota

'This book uses language in a radical fashion. But the word ""radical"" has two meanings: ""extreme"" or ""experimental"", and also ""related to the root of things"". This book offers us the word rooted in the depths of our subconscious, before it touches the conscious and begins to tarnish.' Carlos Izquierdo 'Her language is full of fishbones.' Aldo Alcota

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Sonia Bueno was born in the Spanish North African enclave of Melilla in 1976. She works with the literary collective Lavarca ebria, whose remit is to investigate the possibility of the word and its relation with other arts. She has published two collections of poetry: retales (leftovers, which won the Premio Internacional de Poesía Fundación Centro de Poesía José Hierro in 2011) and Aral (2016). She has published poems in literary magazines in Spain and abroad, including the English-language magazine The Wolf. She was an invited reader at the 49th Rotterdam Poetry International in 2018. She lives in Madrid. James Womack is a poet and translator. He teaches Spanish, Russian, translation, English and study skills at Cambridge University, where he is a bye-fellow at Fitzwilliam College. He is the author of two collections of poetry, and the translator of two others, as well as of a large number of miscellaneous works (novels, self-help books, business manuals &c.)

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