A God at the Door by Tishani Doshi Marc Swan his excursion into Hiroshima and

his excursion into Hiroshima and Japanese poetry

someone unaccustomed to hardship

others catch the spaced freedom of dream or day-dream

 The Sun of Hereafter (2000) and Ebb of the Senses (2004)

A God at the Door by Tishani Doshi Marc Swan his excursion into Hiroshima andAn exquisite collection from a poet at the peak of her powers, A God at the Door spans time and space, drawing on the extraordinary minutiae of nature and humanity to elevate the marginalised. These poems, taken together, traverse history, from the cosmic to the everyday. There is a playful spikiness to be found in poems like 'Why the Brazilian Butt Lift Wont Save Us', while others, such as 'I Found a Village and in it Were All Our Missing Women', are