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Episode 41: Rachel Edelman (Of Memphis, Geology, and Water) - Of Poetry Podcast
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| | Rachel Edelman, author of Dear Memphis (River River Books, 2023) Listen: On Apple, Spotify, Google, and Elsewhere Read: "Dear Memphis," at Terrain.org Purchase: Dear Memphis (River River Books, 2023) Rachel Edelman is a Jewish poet raised in Memphis, Tennessee whose writing explores diasporic living. Dear Memphis, their debut collection of poems, will be published by...
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Fraiku: Another Cairn | Bartholomew Barker, Poet
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| | Years after the grief a wistful smile arises of you I still dream (For this week's Monday Poetry Prompt and an old friend who died 25 years ago.) If you enjoy my Friday haiku, you should pick up a copy of the Petals of Haiku anthology from Literary Revelations Press. A couple of my haiku...
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Naima Rashid | Poetry at Sangam
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| | [AI summary] Naima Rashid's poetry explores themes of identity, language, and self-discovery through her work 'Sum of Worlds', reflecting on how languages and places shape the self.
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Borges himself was a translator of some note, and in addition to the... - G A N Z E E R . T O D A Y
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| From Andrew Hurley's A Note on the Translation, printed in the back of this Penguin edition of Borges' FICTIONS (which in fact is oddly hard to find). In "Versions of Homer" ("Las versiones homericas," 1932), Borges makes it unmistakably clear that every translation is a "version"--not the translation of Homer (or any other author) but a translation._ This is one reason I have resolved to learn Spanish (aside f...