"Fabian Lenthe moves away from zeitgeisty poems of concern in the tradition of the poètes maudits and the American underground. His poems, usually only a few lines long, captivate with their immediacy and focus attention on the abysses of human existence - often melancholy, sometimes with biting self-irony.
Oscillating between daydream and memory, Lenthe's poetry collection Matches tells a story of the end of love." (publisher)

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