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In [Naka-Hasebe Kingsley's] process, we learn to let go of our assumptions about who this poet might be, and instead read in awe at the play." -JOSÉ OLIVAREZ

“From jump, there was such sonic, emotional, and intellectual drive to these poems, that I couldn’t resist–why would I want to–the pull of Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley’s vision and sensibility. Verve and élan are words I might use, but they lack sufficient verve and élan. And if I wrote, ‘his future is bright, ‘ I’d be wrong–his future is here, and this book is as much fire as I can ask for.” —Bob Hicok, author of Hold