'Poet in New York' is a compelling collection of poetry by the eminent Spanish poet Federico García Lorca, offering a poignant reflection on his experiences in New York City in 1929-30. This masterpiece, posthumously published in 1940, delves into themes of urban alienation, social injustice, and the stark contrast between nature and industrialisation. Lorca's vivid imagery and innovative use of language make his exploration of these themes both profound and accessible. The collection stands as a significant contribution to modernist literature, showcasing Lorca's unique perspective and lyrical prowess. 'Poet in New York' is an essential read for enthusiasts of poetry and Spanish literature alike.