Though malaria kills nearly one million people each year, many in the developed world are unaware of how prevalent the disease still is. Malaria, Poems testifies to the importance of bridging the chasm between science and art. It adds thread to a tattered and tragic global narrative; it is poetry's attempt to reawaken care in a cold case that keeps killing.
Though malaria kills nearly one million people each year, many in the developed world are unaware of how prevalent the disease still is. Malaria, Poems testifies to the importance of bridging the chasm between science and art. It adds thread to a tattered and tragic global narrative; it is poetry's attempt to reawaken care in a cold case that keeps killing.
Cameron Conaway is the author of six books, including Malaria, Poems, which was an NPR Best Book of 2014. He teaches the no. 1 rated poetry course on Skillshare. Conaway is a recipient of the 2016 Daniel Pearl Investigative Journalism Initiative Fellowship, an honor given to one journalist each year. His work has appeared in publications such as Newsweek, ESPN, The Guardian, Reuters, NPR, Forbes, The Washington Post, Harvard Business Review, Rattle, and Stanford Social Innovation Review, among others. He has received grants from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and the International Reporting Project, been nominated for a National Magazine Award and a Pushcart Prize, and been awarded writing residencies from Penn State University, the Wellcome Trust, and the University of Arizona. He lives in San Francisco. His website is https: //www.cameronconaway.com/.
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