All the Places We Love Have Been Left in Ruins

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In his fourth collection of poems, Ariel Francisco mourns a Miami already ruined by climate change and development, and meditates on the future ruins of a city reclaimed by the sea. From constant flooding to the construction of a hulking Margaritaville on Hollywood Beach, Francisco weaves an elegy to a city in existential limbo with a blend of anger, humor, sadness, and insight. This edition includes Spanish translations by Francisco Henriquez that appear beside the original English.

En su cuarta coleccion de poemas, Ariel Francisco lamenta un Miami ya arruinado por el cambio climatico y el desarrollo, y medita sobre las futuras ruinas de una ciudad ganada por el mar. Desde las constantes inundaciones hasta la construccion de una enorme Margaritaville en Hollywood Beach, Francisco teje una elegia a una ciudad en un limbo existencial con una mezcla de ira, humor, tristeza y perspicacia. Esta edicion incluye traducciones al espanol de Francisco Henriquez que aparecen junto al original en ingles.