Description
”A moving book where the voice undulates dark and soul-filled along cracked borders, rising boundaries and worn “brown gods” along the routes, grasping at fading shimmers of truth, family, longings and stark existence. Direct and tender, knowing and lilting, shifting and wandering—in all this “rotura” rupture there is warmth, love, suffering and purpose for the long haul ahead. A magnificent, profound and necessary text from the Latinx Renaissance.”
- Juan Felipe Herrera, Poet Laureate of the United States, Emeritus
Poetry. Latino/Latina.
Author Bio
José Angel Araguz's most recent collection is AN EMPTY POT'S DARKNESS (Airlie Press, 2019). His poetry, creative nonfiction, and book reviews have appeared in Prairie Schooner,< i>Poetry International, The Acentos Review, and Oxidant | Engine among other places. He blogs at The Friday Influence. José is an Assistant Professor at Suffolk University where he serves as Editor- in-Chief of Salamander and is also a faculty member of the Solstice Low-Residency MFA Program.
Author City: LOWELL, MA USA