Christine Kitano, born in 1973 in California, is a distinguished poet and professor known for her compelling literary voice. She has received numerous awards for her work and is dedicated to exploring themes of identity, culture, and memory through her writing.
A third generation Japanese American, Kitano writes with an eerie, clarified composure of her family's struggles—immigration, culture shock, internment—and of her own private struggle to understand them and herself. Her confident, beautifully crafted poems are suggestive of a mature poet at the top of her form; but, amazingly, this is her first book.
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