Hill of Doors by Robin Robertson Becky Charriman To be alive is to

To be alive is to be inside the wave

LGBT art and politics

It is alive with memories

From somewhere terribly deep: in a time of faith and magic

Translator Forrest Gander beautifully renders the eros and heartache

Hill of Doors by Robin Robertson Becky Charriman To be alive is toCharged with strangeness and beauty, Hill of Doors is a haunted and haunting book, where each successive poem seems a shape conjured from the shadows, and where the uncanny is made physically present. The collection sees the return of some familiar members of the Robertson company, including Strindberg heading, as usual, towards calamity and the shape shifter Dionysus. Four loose retellings of stories of the Greek god form pillars for the book,