Sunday, August 07, 2011
Fanny Howe
adapting poetry
from the Krakow ghetto
by Henia & Ilona Karmel
Audio of the full reading
available at
Center for the Art of Translation
Labels: Fanny Howe, Readings
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Fanny Howe
adapting poetry
from the Krakow ghetto
by Henia & Ilona Karmel
Audio of the full reading
available at
Center for the Art of Translation
Labels: Fanny Howe, Readings
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