A Splash of Cave Paint

The book explores the complexities of Anglophone poetry in America, highlighting how cultural and historical contexts shape our understanding and appreciation of it. It critiques the often siloed approach to poetry, which can obscure the richness of diverse voices, such as Zimbabwean poet Togara Muzanenhamo and others who navigate multiple traditions. By examining the interplay of race, colonialism, and global power, the author invites readers to broaden their perspectives and recognize the nuanced expressions of poets who challenge conventional narratives.