At Dusk is a sewn hardcover, limited to 235 hand numbered copies, 120 pp with illustrated end papers, a full-color frontispiece, two-colour text, illustrated canvas boards. In Belgrade, a young teacher writes jagged Gnostic canticles; in Tbilisi, an old visionary is taken to an asylum. The white dust rises on summer roads; the black leaves of autumn await. The magisters of literature sense the twilight steal upon them; and even young dreamers see shadows upon their path. Some say they are in the last days of Europe. It is certain the known world is shimmering on the brink. And at dusk, things change . . . Mark Valentine’s At Dusk is a homage to the vanquished and lost voices of the poets of interwar Europe, in a powerful form of his own. Contents I. Cavafy His Visiting Cards Are Faded II. Bacovia Always the Crows III. Kerestedjian (Lubin) Among Strange Streets IV. Kolmar Their Strange Beasts V. Milov A Lantern Head VI. Czechowicz The White Dust VII. Reverdy This Subtle Impress VIII. Dizdar A Searcher of Stones IX. Paavolainen Ensombred X. Radnoti A Sly Angel XI. Desnos The Hatless Strangers XII. Antoniou The White Chariots XIII. Veli Some Mustard XIV. Van Ostaijen Gnostic Comedian XV. Saba A Boy on a Gate XVI. Pessoa Black Lilies XVII. Ulinover Sabbath Candles XVIII. Espanca She Called Saudade Her Sister XIX. Machado These Footfalls XX. Nezval The Umbrellas of Prague XXI. Jacob The Rose Chasuble XXII. Pagan Vagabond The Tramp of Eternity XXIII. Marsman The Black Boat XXIV. Antonych The Other Tongue XXV. Kosovel No More Need Be Said XXVI. Zollinger The Incense of Artemis XXVII. Talvik The Blighted Leaves XXVIII. Nastasijevic The Epitaphs of Moments XXIX. Riff Chanted By Azariah XXX. De L. Milosz The Sunset is a Salamander XXXI. Meerbaum-Eisinger She Walked in the Twilight of Czernowitz XXXII. Galaktion He Consorted With Seraphs XXXIII. Char To Respire is to Revolt XXXIV. Onofri Exquisite Orphist XXXV. Ziemelnicks Poppy-haunted