Before A Common Soil by Ifeanyi Menkiti

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This book is dedicated to the late John Meredith Langstaff, founder of Revels. Ifeanyi Menkiti was born in Onitsha, Nigeria. Readers familiar with Menkiti's writing are quick to discover a poet of enormous range. Although the poems deal with serious social, political, and historical matters, the poet's sense of humor is often on display bubbling beneath the surface, ready to break out. The breadth of his concerns, moods, and engagements is perhaps understandable, given his multi-faceted background. Planted securely in his roots Menkiti is able to take on the larger world, and does so with a sense of elder concern and a generosity of spirit unusual in contemporary poetry.

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Softcover

This book is dedicated to the late John Meredith Langstaff, founder of Revels. Ifeanyi Menkiti was born in Onitsha, Nigeria. Readers familiar with Menkiti's writing are quick to discover a poet of enormous range. Although the poems deal with serious social, political, and historical matters, the poet's sense of humor is often on display bubbling beneath the surface, ready to break out. The breadth of his concerns, moods, and engagements is perhaps understandable, given his multi-faceted background. Planted securely in his roots Menkiti is able to take on the larger world, and does so with a sense of elder concern and a generosity of spirit unusual in contemporary poetry.

Softcover

This book is dedicated to the late John Meredith Langstaff, founder of Revels. Ifeanyi Menkiti was born in Onitsha, Nigeria. Readers familiar with Menkiti's writing are quick to discover a poet of enormous range. Although the poems deal with serious social, political, and historical matters, the poet's sense of humor is often on display bubbling beneath the surface, ready to break out. The breadth of his concerns, moods, and engagements is perhaps understandable, given his multi-faceted background. Planted securely in his roots Menkiti is able to take on the larger world, and does so with a sense of elder concern and a generosity of spirit unusual in contemporary poetry.