Helli Fang's stunning collection throws readers into the challenging realities of growing up in America as a child of immigrants.

These powerful poems investigate the tension between one's familial culture and the world's perception of that culture. Fang's poetry lays bare the difficulties of navigating these disparate influences through striking language and vivid imagery.

Village of Knives also relays intimate moments of familial strife, with a particular focus on parental expectations. Readers looking for a poems about generational differences and culture clashes will love Fang's collection for its frank but tender honesty.

This collection also features a bespoke interview with the writer at then end of the book, delving deeper into the craft, influences, and life behind their work.