La Dona, La Llorona is a poetry book about alienation and inclusion. With imperviousness and ferocity, this famous Mexican ghost crisscrosses the northern border and makes both nations her own. La Llorona is not a sympathetic figure; she preys on children and drowns them in rivers. The stories highlight her pride, beauty, and vanity. In La Doņa, La Llorona, the ghost is a woman with a past, a story common to American mythology. She is Mexican, American, a woman unafraid, the most terrifying of specters. In a nation where immigrants face deportation, even death, La Doņa, La Llorona is a resounding voice of victory. The ultimate American, she crushes those who bind her. Undefeated. Indefatigable. A fire on the prairie. Rolling in, the blood of the tide.
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Paul David Adkins is from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He attended Mercer University, earning a BA, and, later, Washington University, receiving an MFA. Adkins then joined the US Army in 1991, serving for over 21 years. He toured Afghanistan once and Iraq three times. Upon returning from Afghanistan, Adkins wrote to process his war-time experiences. He enlisted the help of poet Kelli Agodon, allowing him to better share his war-related work. Chapbooks include Stick Up (Blood Pudding Press), The Great Crochet Question (Kind of a Hurricane Press), and The Upside Down House (Yellow Jacket Press). He works as a counselor and instructor within the SUNY University system and has taught in a state penitentiary. Adkins lives with his wife Melanie and children Lily and Malachi in New York.
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