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4 CITIES

Name: 4 CITIES
Brand: Black Lawrence Pr
SKU: 16488452
Price: 11.32 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Hala Alyan
ISBN: 9781625579393

Hala Alyan

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 16488452

Publishers Black Lawrence Pr, September 2015

Wandering from Detroit to Haifa, Tripoli to Brooklyn, the poems of FOUR CITIES reveal the underbelly... Full description

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Wandering from Detroit to Haifa, Tripoli to Brooklyn, the poems of FOUR CITIES reveal the underbelly of cities, bearing witness to narratives of love, occupation and faith. These testimonies are harvested from displaced landscapes, histories and languages, revealing the unsettled lives of immigrants. Using urgent, haunting language, Alyan evokes the unlikely backdrop of Palestinian bazaars and Midwestern junkyards, policed checkpoints and boisterous nightclubs. A Lebanese village burns while lovers kiss in Paris. A traveler unpacks her grief in the homes of strangers. This lyrical collection captures the interplay between adopted and imposed homes, the poignant legacy of exile.