Reviews about Peter Laugesen
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On
Constructed Situation
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-Laugesen's provoking and beautiful poetry. (...) Peter Laugesen is just as close to the abyss as to absolutely beautiful and revealing poetry in his new collection. (...) Peter Laugesen's poems are a sort of hacking into a shining presence, and at the same time a disrespectful involvement with society, which burns a hole in the hearts of teenagers, dogs, poetry freaks and the Danish man and woman.
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Connie Bork in Politiken, 28 March 1996
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On
Rag-Times
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It's the immense appetite for life in his writing that drives the words so spell-bindingly forward in Peter Laugesen's authorship...The howlingly essential is a part of the task of Peter Laugesen's poetry. There are, to maintain the canine language, both yelps and bites and surprising jumps in his new poems.
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Jørgen Johansen in Berlingske Tidende, 3 November 1997
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On
When Angles Burp Jazz
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In many ways it is an abundant and ferociously bristly collection, a poetic porcupine. (...) A rich book, overflowing with variety. Full of odour, sun and dirt. Violence, rage and mad existences.
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Peter Nielsen in Århus Stiftstidende, 4 June 1998
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