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The Moral Judgement of ButterfliesPoetry By K. Eltina WINNER OF THE INTERNATIONAL BEVERLY PRIZE Finalist for the Luschei Award for African Poetry Butterflies, in the award winning debut by K. Eltina, allude to those born into cultures and societies that hunt and trap all which is different and beautiful, only to watch it die on their own terms. Hope emanates from Eltina's layered struggles as a citizen of somewhere everywhere nowhere as the immigrants in these poems cross oceans of

Latino/a and Asian American Fictions (2003)

For those who feel that academia and journalism are losing their minds

crafting a mosaic of Cupid riding a dolphin

the subject of one of Vincent van Gogh’s most famous portraits: one that shows what the artist called ‘the heartbroken expression of our times’

where he is Alumni/ae Professor of English

An exploration of language itself

a storm with a boy’s name

the elegy of an exiled poet

Last Performance At The Odeon is a hypnotic

Loss of an authentic self is never far away but neither is hope for the discovery of a new kind of fellowship

resourceful and which is strung with clarity and tension

whether exploring canonical works by the likes of Whitman