Jaswinder Bolina

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Jaswinder Bolina is an American poet.^[1] He is the author of the chapbook The Tallest Building in America (2014) and a book of essays Of Color (2020).^[2] His full-length poetry collections are Carrier Wave (2007); Phantom Camera (2013), which won the Green Rose Prize in Poetry from New Issues Poetry & Prose;^[3] and The 44th of July.^[4]

Bolina's poems have been published on the Poetry Society of America's website.^[5]

Bolina was born in Chicago.^[3] He is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami where he currently teaches in the MFA program.^[6]

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