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1. Uncovering Buried Historical Memory: A Conversation with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski

Author

Constantine, Peter

Subjects
Music and society, Politics in art, Polish poetry, Holocaust memorials, Authors, Polish -- Interviews, Literature/writing
Abstract

Grzegorz Kwiatkowski is a new and dynamic poetic voice from Poland, with six volumes of poetry and several translations on the way, as well as the vocalist of the psychedelic [...]

Published
2022

2. 'Every poet has to be lonely': a conversation with Tomasz Rozycki and his translators

Author

Jackson, Major and Rosenthal, Mira

Subjects
Polish poetry, Poetic techniques, Translation (Languages), Art and life, Creative writing, Literature/writing
Abstract

Tomasz Rózycki rose to both critical and popular prominence as an important voice of his generation in Poland when his fifth book, Twelve Stations, won the Koscielski Prize in 2004. [...]

Published
2016

3. Coal miner's daughter: an interview with Ewa Parma

Author

Kovacik, Karen

Subjects
Working class in television, Working class, Polish poetry, Proletariat, Criticism, Literature/writing
Abstract

Poet Ewa Parma (b. 1961, Katowice, Poland) is the author of four collections of poetry, most recently Kobiety i wazki (2013; Women and dragonflies), and her poems have appeared in [...]

Published
2013

4. "Invisible You Reign Over the Visible": Julia Hartwig's Reality Mysticism.

Author

Haven, Cynthia L.

Subjects
*POLISH women poets, *LITERARY style, *POETICS, *TRANSCENDENCE (Philosophy) in literature
Abstract

An essay is presented analyzing the poetic works and literary style of the Polish poet Julia Hartwig. Introductory comments are given noting her 80-year career in writing, her biographical profile and her personal philosophy of writing. Hartwig's signature feature of "reality mysticism," where she incorporates both themes of difficult circumstances with those of transcendence, is discussed in depth.

Published
2011
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5. "The Barbarians Have Come" to Poland.

Author

Carpenter, Bogdana

Subjects
*POLISH poetry, *POETRY (Literary form), *LITERATURE, *POETS, *LITERARY criticism, *TWENTIETH century
Abstract

Discusses the current trends in Polish poetry as of 2004. Striking features of poetry in the new generation; Focus of the poetry created by foremost representatives of the "Polish school of poetry"; Usual format of the new poetry introduced by young poets who call themselves "barbarians."

Published
2004
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6. Three Poems.

Author

Gutorow, Jacek

Subjects
GUTOROW, Jacek, WINTER'S Tale, The (Poem), ORIGAMI (Poem), WHAT the Dutch Didn't Paint (Poem)
Abstract

Three poems by Jacek Gutorow, translated by Piotr Florczyk, are presented. "The Winter's Tale." First Line: It was snowing the entire day. Last Line: and all of next day. "Origami." First Line: Three cardboard houses. Last Line: while paper smoke rises from the chimney. "What the Dutch Didn't Paint." First Line: With coffee in my head, I'm lying on the wood floor, beyond the window acres; Last Line: and the varnish is peeling off poems.

Published
2012
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7. Froth.

Author

Gellman, Rachel

Subjects
*POLISH poetry, *POETRY collections
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Froth" by Jarosław Mikołajewski and translated by Piotr Florszyk.

Published
2013
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11. They Carry a Promise: Selected Poems.

Author

Florczyk, Piotr

Subjects
*POLISH poetry, *POETRY collections
Abstract

The article reviews the book "They Carry a Promise: Selected Poems," by Janusz Szuber and translated by Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough.

Published
2009
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