Filip Marinovich, author of The Suitcase Tree, writes: “I started writing a book based on a failed trip to Belgrade where I was supposed to stay for a month but only could stay four days due to breakdown insomnia grief mind voices. Went back to New York and listened to the book stop start. Then my uncle died. In the book we had the conversation I couldn’t have with him in Belgrade.”
Humans
- Filip Marinovich (author)
- Filip Marinovic (artist)
ISBN
978-1-946031-34-1LCCN
2018915125Page count
216Keywords
Poetry, Prose, Belgrade, New York, NY, Place, Relationships, Family, Grief, Loss, In Memoriam, Queer, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGBTQ+, LGBTQIA, LGBTQIA+Publication date
2019Language(s)
EnglishPublication media type
Print DocumentChapbook
Publication series
Kin(d)* Texts & ProjectsThe Suitcase Tree
About the Contributor(s)
Filip Marinovich is a poet and teacher living in New York City. Author of WOLFMAN LIBRARIAN, AND IF YOU DON'T GO CRAZY I'LL MEET YOU HERE TOMORROW, and ZERO READERSHIP, all from Ugly Duckling Presse. He teaches his longtime workshop READING POETS BY SUNSIGN at Page Poetry Parlor in Chelsea Manhattan, at the intersection of Queer Poetry, Astrology, and Outer Space Friendships.
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