Zohar Atkins's Nineveh blends modernist sensibilities with humor and profound learning. Taking cues from literary giants like Edmond Jabes and John Ashbery, Atkins crafts poems that blur the lines between the religious and secular, offering fresh interpretations of biblical narratives in a contemporary context.

Experience a world where Cain and Abel are business executives, and God binge-watches TV. Nineveh invites you to explore the unexpected intersections of tradition and modernity, inviting both awe and contemplation. Perfect for readers seeking poetry that challenges conventions and embraces the enigmatic.