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Cynthia Cruz is a contemporary American poet. She is the author of seven published poetry collections, and two works of cultural criticism. She currently teaches classes in the Graduate Writing Program at Columbia University.
Cynthia Cruz is the author of Hotel Oblivion (2022), Guidebooks for the Dead (Four Way Books, 2020), Dregs (Four Way Books, 2018), How The End Begins (Four Way Books, 2016), Wunderkammer (Four Way Books, 2014), The Glimmering Room (Four Way Books, 2012), and Ruin (Alice James, 2006).
Cynthia Cruz is a poet and author of seven collections, including Hotel Oblivion (2022) and How the End Begins (2016). She also writes nonfiction and teaches at Sarah Lawrence College.
Jan 22, 2019 · Cynthia Cruz, a poet of nomadic and Jewish heritage, discusses her influences, style and new poems in this interview. She explores the themes of city, dream, influence, symbol and metaphor in her work.
Cynthia Cruz is a multi-talented artist who has published poems, art writing and a book on Hegel. She has won several awards and fellowships, including the National Book Critics Circle Award for Hotel Oblivion.
Cynthia Cruz’s poetry describes the violence of poverty. By Cody Delistraty. Art by Nicole Rifkin. In a quiet tea shop in an otherwise industrial stretch of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, the poet Cynthia Cruz wonders why she’s so misunderstood.
A poem by Cynthia Cruz about the aftermath of a relationship and the loss of identity. The speaker recalls a dream and a habit that changed her and made her disappear.
