David Farrah is Emeritus Professor of English at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies, where he taught for twenty-seven years. 

David has given poetry readings and presentations in Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, and the United States. He is a native of northeastern Ohio and holds a B.A. and Ph.D. from Ohio University, and an M.A. from the University of Florida.

His poems and essays have appeared in various periodicals, including Asiatic, Denver Quarterly, KyotoJournal, The Ohio Review, Poetry Ireland Review, and Seneca Review. His books include: Chotto (poems), Intimately Entangled: Essays and Poems, The Poems of Nunobiki Falls (translations), Borrowed Landscapes (poems), Parity’s Ground (poems), and Small Sounds in the Brush (poems and short tales).

While Chotto and Intimately Entangled are still in print and internationally available through amazon.co.jp (click on the Japanese flag for English-language access), other books are not, at least for the moment. However, all titles remain available when ordered directly through the author. And digitization is an on-going process.