Amir Sulaiman's poems in "Love, Gnosis & Other Suicide Attempts" are simultaneously spiritual and sensual; threatening and vulnerable. Sulaiman's voice is between a flood and a firestorm. In the spirit of Rumi and Attar, his poems engage sensuality with a kind of religious devotion and engage religious devotion with sensuous fervor. He exposes the reader to the pleasure found in suffering; the ecstasy found in brokenness. "Love, Gnosis & Other Suicide Attempts" is often frighteningly gorgeous; other times humbly surrendering, but always honest.

First Edition
64 Pages
Soft Cover