Serpents Under My VeilIt is quite remarkable that in her very first volume, Serpents Under my Veil, Asiya Zahoor sounds like an accomplished poet with reams of poems behind her. From Medusa to Yusuf and Zulekha she cherrypicks what she wants from Greek or West Asian myth, and moulds it to her heart s desire. As helicopters fan civilizations on her head she flies with her verse, and most poems are stamped with her spontaneity. Her imagery is striking, for instance Zulekha

She deals with many frequently asked questions

[Anna Jacobs is] especially big on resourceful admirable women

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as well as small plates that are fun to serve when entertaining

A Killer is paid to kill

At least she'll be able to pay the bills

With the Devil playing daddy

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would never disappear into her mother's ambitions

In freezing temperatures

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