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The Wormwood Wind
- Narrated by: Raushan Burkitbayeva-Nukenova
- Length: 5 hrs and 39 mins
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The Wormwood Wind
Narrated by:
Raushan Burkitbayeva-Nukenova
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Publisher's Summary
This candid poetry collection is clearly the literary outpouring of a planetary citizen. A woman equally at home on the steppes of Central Asia as much as the capital cities of Europe. To my mind, a far from trivial verity once we recognize the innate femininity of her versification. Similarly to Sappho (5th Century BC), Nukenova allows everyone access into a woman's world, wherein seductive complexities of thought becomes manifest through wit and rhetoric. Admittedly, her images are often sharp - carefully elaborated for their own jovial sake.
©2015 Hertfordshire Press (P)2015 Hertfordshire Press
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