Place in Sequence: A conversation with Erik Lindner
Synopsis
During a walk in the forest where the Dutch poet Erik Linder spent several months as an artist-in-residence, this conversation unfolds around the question how his poems emerge from observations of places. The poet explains that his poems are not representations of places, but rather sequences of place-related associations. When carefully brought together in poems, these fragments form an almost cinematic series of images, which are then complemented by the memories and associations of his readers. The walk leads towards a site featured in one of his poems, and the conversation dissolves into the poem itself.
Volume
Pages
129-140
Published
December 31, 2025
Copyright (c) 2025 Klaske Havik, Angeliki Sioli, Vincent A. Cellucci, Jeremy Allan Hawkins
How to Cite
Havik, K. (2025). Place in Sequence: A conversation with Erik Lindner. In K. Havik, A. Sioli, V. A. Cellucci, & J. A. Hawkins (Eds.), Poetics of Place (pp. 129-140). TU Delft OPEN Books. https://doi.org/10.59490/mt.215.47



