Many of the poems in Moniza Alvi's "Europa" relate to ancient and
modern traumas, including enforced exile, alienation, rape and
'honour killing'. Its centre-piece is a re-imagining of the story
of the rape of Europa by Jupiter as a bull. Her latest collection
also includes a series of poems exploring post-traumatic stress
disorder, and further versions of the French poet Jules Supervielle
with their Second World War background. "Europa" is a dark, unified
book whose poems move towards regeneration. It is published at the
same time as "Moniza Alvi's Split World: Poems 1990-2005".
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