The Hunger Wall

Exploring the themes of nationalism and cultural identity, this poetry collection reflects on the 1992 Los Angeles riots and the division of Czechoslovakia. Through metaphorically rich language, the author examines the concept of borders—political, racial, and economic—highlighting the unexpected similarities between these two tumultuous events. The poems delve into the complexities of a world marked by shifting identities and the growing divide between wealth and poverty, ultimately revealing the explosive nature of these societal changes.