David Gershator visits and re-visits Mexico in poems ranging from headline grabbing news clips to lyrical love poems, from fiery fulminations to hallucinatory visions. As translator/editor of Federico García Lorca's SELECTED LETTERS and student of the poet's brother, Francisco García Lorca, he takes cues from Lorca's experiments in POETA EN NUEVA YORK; from countless rancheras and corridos; from the historical continuity of myth, madness, politics and pain; and from Inga Clendinnen's description of 'Mexica aesthetics' in her book AZTECS: AN INTERPRETATION, as operating 'through a kind of surrealism achieved by dislocation.' The 100 page collection includes a glossary and 17 pen and ink drawings by the poet

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