T. S. Eliot Prize てぃー・えす・えりおっとしょう
Edition 31 (2023)
PoetryLiterary awardEnglish poetry
Winners
1 peopleA poetry collection that uses Shakespeare's Othello as a starting point to explore the Black male body, movement, belonging, and self-image. Crossing London, Paris, and Venice, it layers poetic memory with a critical way of seeing.
Using Othello as a mirror, it rethinks the boundary between self and other in contemporary Europe.
80 pages
identitythe Black male bodymovement and belongingShakespearepoetic memoir