Uche Nduka
Bainbridge Island Notebook
by Uche Nduka
How do you make a home at the end of the world? Sheltering with his wife and daughter on Washington State's scenic and teeming Bainbridge Island during a global pandemic, the poet as anarchic political surrealist considers problems of isolation, communication, and connection.
SCISSORWORK
by Uche Nduka
Uche Nduka was born in Nigeria in the 1960s and is bilingual in Igbo and English. His poetic work has also been translated into German, Finnish, Italian, Dutch, and Romanian. After living in Germany and Holland, he moved to the United States in 2007, where he has been teaching and publishing ever since.