Moisés Mayán Fernández (Holguín, 1983) is a poet, prose writer, and editor. He has a degree in history from the University of Holguín and is a graduate of the Onelio Jorge Cardoso Center for Literary Education. He has published three books of poetry and has received numerous prizes for his work. He lives in Holguín.
Generation Zero: New Cuban Poetry
Jan/Feb 2018
The Stationary Man
From the Spanish. Birds quickly lose their fear and learn to perch alongside concrete cats. Birds that have never seen a real forest with firs, cypresses, or poplars. Fragile […]
Generation Zero: New Cuban Poetry
Jan/Feb 2018
Prehistory
From the Spanish. Let us make the poem in the image of man, but eternal. Beneath the uneven shadow of ferns the last Cro-Magnon man gazes at himself. The […]
Generation Zero: New Cuban Poetry
Jan/Feb 2018
Strange Animal, Innocence
From the Spanish. Children, if they can, grow. —José Saramago The time comes when you discover behind the latticework of your chest the death of the old animal innocence. […]