J. Mark Davidson

A Gazan Holocaust

Arts & Literature

“S T Kimbrough’s poems are born of the poet’s daily wrestling with the unspeakable tragedy of the Gazan Holocaust. His poems lament the shocking betrayal of cherished moral and spiritual values, and the failure to stop the madness. To read this book is to discover a kinship with one who shares our outrage and profound sorrow, and who offers tear-stained verses to sustain us in resistance, hope, and action for the rebirth of the world.”

Who Cares About the Middle East?

Arts & Literature

“Kimbrough, historian and biblical scholar, writes passionate, Middle East-focused poetry in the classical style. If you have ever felt exhausted by the vitriol that poisons so many conversations about Palestine-Israel, give yourself the gift of revisiting these vitally important, heart-wrenching issues through the lens of poetry. Grounded in faith, hope, and love, Kimbrough’s poems brim with humanity, social conscience, and a deep yearning for a just and lasting peace. Here are street-level scenes from Gaza and the West Bank, soul-convicting questions rising from human pain, and the indefatigable hopes of an oppressed people. Kimbrough’s poems, especially about the children caught in this tragedy, take us there, challenge us to reflect anew, and call forth from us a humane response to this searing, century-long crisis.”