Drift
In Drift, Caroline Bergvall crafts a multilingual poetic narrative inspired by the true stories of medieval and modern migrants lost at sea. Through innovative language and form, the book confronts the perils of border crossings and the enduring quest for refuge, blending history with contemporary urgency in a powerful meditation on human resilience.
About This Book
Drift is a work by Caroline Bergvall that intertwines poetry and narrative to address themes of displacement and survival. Drawing on historical and contemporary accounts, it examines the precarious journeys of those crossing borders.
The book employs multilingual elements and experimental forms to evoke the chaos and isolation of migration. Bergvall's approach highlights the human cost of geopolitical boundaries.
Through its structure, Drift captures the rhythm of waiting and uncertainty faced by refugees. It invites readers to confront the realities of global mobility and exclusion.
Caroline Bergvall's voice in this piece merges artistic expression with activism, creating a poignant reflection on identity and belonging.
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