The poetry of Jamal Gabobe traces the ruptures and fissures of this world. Born into a Muslim family in Somaliland, Gabobe was educated in a Catholic school in Aden, and currently lives in Seattle. Known locally as "The Poet Laureate of East Africa," Gabobe's verse deftly probes an "ordinary" personal life to reveal a complex past.
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The authentic exile's tone...love, indignation, and helplessness. -- Jack Brenner, University of Washington
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For more writing by Jamal Gabobe see his essay "Termites and Clans" in Cune publication An Ear to the Ground: Presenting Writers from 2 Coasts.
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