The poet Dinos Siotis, having lived and wandered for many years in New York, Boston, San Francisco, Ontario, and Quebec in Canada, organizes a major synthetic work about America, not the familiar and predictable continent of interventions, but the hidden country of critical thought, literature, publishing activity, books, media, technology, jazz, cinema, the personalities who shaped the arts and letters, and the intellectual institutions where research and spirit triumph.
An esteemed mystic, Siotis guides us through America of great possibilities and extremes, where nothing is impossible and the English language undergoes the greatest renewal, continuously rejuvenated in the pot of its immigrants. In America where nothing is given to anyone and no one is a stranger because everyone is a stranger.
In his own America as he experienced it, with articles, reports, book reviews, meetings with authors, portraits, travel writings, and explorations covering a period of nearly fifty years of his engagement with the elusive American dream.
