Rose Fear

By Sarah McCann ’98 and Maria Laina

Published March 7, 2018

The poems in Rose Fear (World Poetry Books) are indebted to Sappho’s work. Written by Maria Laina and translated from the Greek by Sarah McCann ’98, Rose Fear draws on symbolic images drawn from mythology and nature, and takes inspiration from far-flung places such as the Caribbean, Japan, as well as Greece.

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