Description

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I COULD DIE TODAY AND LIVE AGAIN is inspired by the realm of The Legend of Zelda. Giving voice to non-player characters and blurring the boundaries of game-world and real-world, Summer Farah's poems explore madness, girlhood, and the reverberations of empire. Fixating on the figures of the lonely child and the moon-something to be feared, something to be revered--this collection laments the loss of friends and of country, but always resolves to try again and again and again.

About the Author

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Summer Farah is poet, editor, and critic who organizes with the Radius of Arab American Writers. She has served as a guest poetry editor for FIYAH! Lit and Violet, Indigo, Blue, Etc. Her work has been published in Mizna, The Rumpus, LitHub, and other places. Summer is a '22-23 NBCC Emerging Critics Fellow and a Winter '22 Tin House graduate. Check out her work at summerfarah.com?