I Knew It Was Dangerous

Poems from other worlds by Lâle Müldür

It was dangerous, I knew it

Lâle Müldür's new poetry book It Was Dangerous, I Knew It was published by Yapı Kredi Publications.

Ferit Edgü wrote the following about Lâle Müldür's poem at the beginning of the book: “Lâle Müldür's poem is a poem of ecstasy, just like that of her blood brother Rimbaud. A poem born from fire, from the flames of flames, formed not in the process of writing but in the process of giving birth. A poem that belongs not to this world, but to other worlds within this world. The language, color, logic of that world. A poem whispered into Lale Müldür's ear. What Rimbaud called 'the alchemy of the word'. A poem that owes nothing to reason or logic, emerging after waiting for a thousand years and nine months in that secret corner of existence. It is entirely a reflection, living and continuing existence of the poet's scream before and during birth. Like life. Rimbaud's silence is like Artaud's scream. Or like the dream of the crucified man as he breathed his last.”

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 176

Size: 16 x 16

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition