A poignant collection of poems exploring the intersection of personal and national identity in contemporary Israel.
City of Skypapers captures the essence of life in Tel Aviv, blending the mundane with the sacred and reflecting on the complexities of living in a politically charged environment. Marcela Sulak's poems delve into the everyday moments of single motherhood, the rhythms of the Jewish calendar, and the landscapes of Israel, offering a unique perspective on modern Jewish life.
Through vivid imagery and self-deprecating humor, Sulak examines what it means "to get here today," inviting readers to contemplate their own journeys and connections to place and identity. This collection is for those who appreciate contemporary poetry that engages with cultural and social issues in a personal and meaningful way.