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Poetry. "In his masterful fourth collection, Khaled Mattawa is concerned, above all, with the ramifications of a new global culture that most American poets have thus far ignored and neglected, partly out of incomprehension, partly out of fear. By setting himself against such timidity, Mattawa offers his most sustained and experimental reckoning with matters of cultural and social witness. TOCQUEVILLE is part personal lyric, part jeremiad, part shooting script, and part troubled homage to the great wry chronicler of American society evoked in the book's title. It is a book of relentless invention that is also relentlessly urgent and that is a very rare thing indeed. Khaled Mattawa is, quite simply, one of the finest, fiercest, and most original poets of his generation"--David Wojahn.
All recent publications by Khaled Mattawa
All publications by Khaled Mattawa
Books of Poetry:
Tocqueville (New Issues), 2010;
Amorisco (Ausable Press), 2008;
Zodiac of Echoes (Ausable Press) 2003;
Ismailia Eclipse (The Sheep Meadow Press) 1995.
Poetry Books of Translation from Arabic:
Selected Poems, Adonis (Ali Ahmad Said), (Yale University Press), 2010.
Shepherd of Solitude: Selected Poems of Amjad Nasser (Banipal Books, U.K.) 2009);
These Are Not Oranges, My Love: Selected Poems of Iman Mersal (The Sheep Meadow Press), 2008;
Invitation to A Secret Feast: Selected Poems of Joumana Haddad (Tupelo Press), 2008;
A Red Cherry on A White-Tile Floor, poems by Maram Al-Massri (Copper Canyon) 2007;
Miracle Maker, Selected Poems of Fadhil Al-Azzawi (BOA Editions) 2004;
Without An Alphabet, Without A Face: Selected Poems of Saadi Youssef (Graywolf Press), 2002;
In Every Well A Joseph Is Weeping, Poems of Fadhil al-Azzawi (Quarterly Review of Books), 1997;
Questions and Their Retinue: Selected Poems of Hatif Janabi (University of Arkansas Press), 1996.
Anthologies of Arab American Literature:
Dinarzad's Children: An Anthology of Arab American Fiction (University of Arkansas Press), 2004, second edition 2009;
Post Gibran: Anthology of New Arab American Writing (Syracuse University Press), 1999.












