Description
Letters Home, Jennifer Wong’s remarkable and vivid third collection of poems, unravels the complexities of being between nations, languages and cultures. Travelling across multiple borders of history and place, these poems examine what it means to be returning home, and whether it is a return to a location, a country or to a shared dream or language.
“There are poems of homesickness, nostalgia, but also humour, hope and optimism – all depicted in Wong’s distinctive, intelligent style… This is a remarkable collection, which makes a new and bold contribution to the genre of diaspora literature.” – Hannah Lowe
“Jennifer Wong’s voice is captivating, compassionate, her poems full of insight, as she questions the complex relationship between culture and identity and what it means to leave a place to become defined by another.” – Rebecca Goss







Being Alive
track : new poetry and prose quarterly: no. 2, february 1967
Let Us Compare Mythologies
New and Selected Poems, Volume Two
The Map and the Clock: A Laureate's Choice of the Poetry of Britain and Ireland
Disturbance
The Art of Derek Walcott
My Family and Other Superheroes
Maps and Love Songs for Mina Loy
Ten Poems from Scotland
Steep Tea
States of Happiness
Counting Backwards
Collected Poems and Drawings of Stevie Smith
I May Be Stupid But I'm Not That Stupid
New and Selected Poems. Volume One
Wolf Tongue: Sel. Poems 1965-2000
Rumi: The Big Red Book: The Great Masterpiece Celebrating Mystical Poetry
Strong in the Rain
The Handle of the Door
The Mystical Rose