The result of an extended trip to Morocco John took with his sister Susan in 2023, Morocco examines the everyday culture and prominent sites of the country with poems inspired by color photographs. Whether it's getting lost in the alleyways of a medina, enjoying the marketplace of souks and the grandeur of riads, following the footsteps of the Romans, learning of the life of nomads and Sahara farmers, exploring the attractions of Casablanca and Marrakesh, experiencing henna art and leather and carpet production, finding fondness for ubiquitous cats-all are subjects for reflection and personal growth. Morocco is the product of an extended trip to Morocco by author/photographer John Delaney and his sister Susan. In seventeen poems with associated and illustrative images, the collection spans geography and slices of Morocco daily life. For readers new to Morocco, it offers a taste and for readers having had the privilege of exploring aspects of Morocco, it offers a souvenir of their experience. -Tim Resch , former Peace Corps forester in Morocco, president of Friends of Morocco John Delaney retired after 35 years in the Dept. of Rare Books and Special Collections of Princeton University Library, where he was head of manuscripts processing and, for his last 15 years, also curator of historic maps. He has written a number of works on cartography, including Strait Through: Magellan to Cook and the Pacific; First X, Then Y, Now Z: An Introduction to Landmark Thematic Maps; and Nova Caesarea: A Cartographic Record of the Garden State, 1666-1888. These have extensive website versions.