About the Book
Endre Farkas goes full circle in this collection of poetry. He writes about making love, an ultra sound, death, and everything in between. His lyrical language and his tone, at times playful and at time somber, make his sixth collection one that you’ll be thinking about long after you’ve put it down.

Quotes
“Farkas’ work has the virtues of candour and directness. His emotional honesty and refusal to retreat into symbolic abstraction produces poetry which intensifies rather than reduces the sense of felt life.”
—Canadian Literature

About the Author
Endre Farkas was born in Hajdunánás, Hungary in 1948 to survivors of the Holocaust. Along with his parents, he escaped Hungary during the 1956 revolution and has lived in Quebec ever since. He is a poet who has had eight collections of poetry published, Surviving Words is the one that this play has been adapted from. Farkas has been collaborating with artists from other disciplines for over twenty years and many of his
performance pieces have toured across Canada.