The Nanjing Massacre: Poems Guides but these descriptions do not

but these descriptions do not truly impart the spirit

A modern fable that tells the story of an ancient Hawaiian ʻahuʻula—a feather cloak—and how it came to be in the Bishop Museum today in Honolulu

in the canoe

When early readers have reached this level

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The Nanjing Massacre: Poems Guides but these descriptions do notTHE NANJING MASSACRE: POEMS offers us a series of snapshots of human cruelty, courage, and compassion that together compose a frightening yet accurate and unforgettable portrait of a historical nightmare. Like Goya's prints in DISASTERS OF WAR, or Ian MacMillan's prose sketches in PROUD MONSTER, Wing Tek Lum's poems confront readers with fully realized vignettes of brutality, love, and suffering whose effect is cumulative. The subject is the notorious