Natalie Diaz: Any Wound Can Bloom

‘Writing is kind of a way for me to explore why I want things and why I’m afraid of things and why I worry about things.’ Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natalie Diaz is the author of Post Colonial Love Poem and When My Brother Was an Aztec, and this year was a judge on the International Booker Prize. Diaz is Mojave and an enrolled member of the Gila River Indian Community; she’s directed a language revitalisation program with the last speakers of Mojave. She speaks with Iona Lee today about how sharing words helps us remember and imagine.

Categories: Language/Translation, Poetry

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Poetry & Performance

Our line-up this year is a brilliant demonstration of everything exciting in UK poetry: diverse, eclectic in form and content, and ranging from ‘the best words, in the best order’ (to quote John Donne) to poems which demand to be spoken and lifted from the page completely…

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