The Displaced Children of Displaced Children by Faisal Mohyuddin
PBS Recommendation Summer 2018
Marosa di Giorgio Praise for Hollie McNish

Praise for Hollie McNish

and substantially extends

The poems convey the complex allure of Hutchinson’s native Jamaican landscape

like St Teresa she endures the darkness

It is a wry and tender study of romantic possibility

The Displaced Children of Displaced Children by Faisal Mohyuddin <br><b> PBS Recommendation Summer 2018 </b></br> Marosa di Giorgio Praise for Hollie McNishIn a family history that journeys between America, Pakistan, modern Europe, and even into space, Faisal Mohyuddin delves into the past of his parents and their neighbours in Pakistan and India in a self consciously impossible attempt to find some way of belonging to a place that is lost. Moving from elegant ghazals of lament to stuttering, disjointed phrases of yearning, Mohyuddin portrays what it is to be displaced, geographically, spiritually, and