Set the scene.
In 1967 Azzopardi helped found the Moviment Qawmien Letterarju. Its young writers challenged established literary habits and wanted literature to reach more people.
Here’s the twist.
His experiments included unusual poetic forms and combinations of poetry and essay. He also directed experimental theatre and taught drama.
Why it still matters.
The movement’s publishing activity included Sagħtar, aimed at students. If a poem on the page surprises you, ask what its shape does to your reading.
🧠 One to think about +
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