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1. Author is strongly established in the Arab American literary community: he is the editor of Inclined to Speak, an anthology of contemporary Arab American poetry; he is a series editor of the Etel Adnan Poetry Prize; and he is the recipient of the Arab American Book Award 2. Author is widely regarded by major poets Marilyn Hacker, Fady Joudah, and Naomi Shihab Nye 3. Strong blurbs from major poets Diane Seuss, Kaveh Akbar, and Wayne Miller 4. Texas Public Radio interview and Texas Observer review forthcoming 5. Book's narrative-driven and direct poems are inviting and thoughtful; its…mehr

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1. Author is strongly established in the Arab American literary community: he is the editor of Inclined to Speak, an anthology of contemporary Arab American poetry; he is a series editor of the Etel Adnan Poetry Prize; and he is the recipient of the Arab American Book Award 2. Author is widely regarded by major poets Marilyn Hacker, Fady Joudah, and Naomi Shihab Nye 3. Strong blurbs from major poets Diane Seuss, Kaveh Akbar, and Wayne Miller 4. Texas Public Radio interview and Texas Observer review forthcoming 5. Book's narrative-driven and direct poems are inviting and thoughtful; its engagement with ethical questions of the everyday will appeal to a wide readership
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Hayan Charara is the author of These Trees, Those Leaves, This Flower, That Fruit. He is a poet, children¿s book author, essayist, and editor. His other collections of poems include Something Sinister, The Sadness of Others, and The Alchemist¿s Diary. His children¿s book, The Three Lucys, received the New Voices Award Honor, and he edited Inclined to Speak, an anthology of contemporary Arab American poetry. With Fady Joudah, he is also a series editor of the Etel Adnan Poetry Prize. His honors include a literature fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Lucille Joy Prize in Poetry from the University of Houston Creative Writing Program, the John Clare Prize, and the Arab American Book Award. He lives in Houston.