The Invisible Hand

[Ali Znaidi]

He published a poetry collection titled Wordsworth in Fukushima. He divided the book into ten chapters.

Each chapter included a long poem. The ten long commandments called on reverting to that heavenly wilderness where nature was crowned queen.

The book received a wide circulation, and many responses.

Last night, hearing violent knocks on the door, he opened it to find an envoy/ghost holding in his invisible hand Norman Mailer’s The Naked and the Dead.

[Ali Znaidi]

Thanks for your remarks

[Anshuman Singh]

I can see this sixer needs a wider canvas. I wonder how would have Wordsworth seen the Fukushima in terror.

Ten commandments (I would like to drop "long poems"), nature's supremacy and then the book which highlighted with painful details the fallacies of human life even in life&death situation, could be unsettling. No, I am convinced that this sixer is going into a fully developed portrayal.