Inquisition (eBook)

amp;lt;P>Poet, editor, and prose writer KAZIM ALI was born in the United Kingdom to Muslim parents of Indian descent. He received a BA and MA from the University of Albany-SUNY, and an MFA from New York University. Ali's poetry collections include The Far Mosque, which won Alice James Books' New England/New York Award, The Fortieth Day, and Sky Ward. Ali's poems, both lyric and musical, explore the intersection of faith and daily life. His prose includes The Disappearance of Seth and Bright Felon: Autobiography and Cities.</P>

<P>May<BR>I<BR>The Earthquake Days<BR>Flower Gate<BR>The Astronomer<BR>Abu Nuwas<BR>Light House<BR>John<BR>Night: A Celan Variation<BR>Phenomenal Survivals of Death in the Mountains<BR>Atlas<BR>His Mosaic Prayer<BR>System Error<BR>Sent Mail<BR>Origin Story<BR>Saraswati Puja<BR>The Failure of Navigation in the Valley<BR>II<BR>Trick<BR>Messy Drunk<BR>Letter to Zephyr from the Once-Boy Hyacinth<BR>The Labors of Psyche<BR>Letter to Hyacinth from the Once-Wind Zephyr<BR>Persephone as a Boy<BR>Drone<BR>Chopping the Birch<BR>The Tornado<BR>Screen Door<BR>Checkpoint<BR>The Dress-Maker of Galilee<BR>Sacrifice<BR>Amerika the Beautiful<BR>Inquisition<BR>III<BR>Bird Hospital<BR>Marie's Crisis<BR>Missal<BR>Yannis Ritsos<BR>Random Search<BR>Square<BR>Sun Ward<BR>Text Cloud Anthology<BR>Forgotten Equations<BR>The Astronomer's Son<BR>All One's Blue<BR>Door Between You<BR>Son of History<BR>Legislature<BR>Apasmara Climbs to the Mountain Lake<BR>Acknowledgments<BR>Notes</P>