Nine Holocaust Poets
This book of translations features work by Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945), Max Hayek (1882-1944), Max Herrmann-Neiße (1886-1941), Gertrud Kolmar (1894-1943), Else Lasker-Schüler (1869–1945), Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger (1924-1942), Miklós Radnóti (1909-1944), Marianne Dora Rein (1911-1942), and Ilse Weber (1903-1944). Many of these poets were driven into exile for their religious or political beliefs, and a number were imprisoned in ghettos or concentration camps, and wrote about that experience.
Ernst Toller – The Unleashed Wotan and Three Other Plays
This book of translations includes four plays by Toller: The Unleashed Wotan, The Revenge of the Scorned Lover, Hoopla, We’re Alive and Fire from the Cauldrons. These plays reflect the wide depth and breath of Toller’s work, while still building on his tradition of innovation, his anti-war message, and his fight for social justice. The cover picture is of some German Sailors who mutinied in the later stages of WWI that Toller wrote about in the play Fire from the Cauldrons.
Ernst Toller – Transfiguration and Three Other Plays
This book of translations includes four plays by Ernst Toller (1893-1939) written while imprison at Fortress Niederschönenfeld. Transfiguration and Masses and Man established his internatonal reputation as an expressionist in the turbulent post WWI era. And while The Machine Wreckers and Heinkemann were more traditional plays, they still carried on his tradition of innovation, his anti-war message, and his fight for social justice. The cover picture is a scene from the Prelude of a 1923 production of Transfiguration.
Ernst Toller – Letters from Prison
Ernst Toller (1893–1939) was a German author and revolutionary, known for his Expressionist plays. He was imprisoned for five years for his part in the armed resistance by the Bavarian Soviet Republic to the central government in Berlin. While in prison, several of his plays gained international renown and were performed in London, NYC, Berlin, Moscow and other places. In 1933, Toller was exiled from Germany after the Nazis came to power. He died by suicide in NYC in May 1939. These translations includes Toller’s Letters from Prison, which detail his experiences as a political prisoner in 1920’s Germany, as well as the chorus The Day of the Proletariat, and The German Revolution, a political speech.
Ernst Toller – A Youth in Germany
Ernst Toller (1893–1939) was a German author and revolutionary, known for his Expressionist plays. He was imprisoned for five years for his part in the armed resistance by the Bavarian Soviet Republic to the central government in Berlin. While in prison, several of his plays gained international renown and were performed in London, NYC, Berlin, Moscow and other places. In 1933, Toller was exiled from Germany after the Nazis came to power. He died by suicide in NYC in May 1939. This volume includes Toller’s Autobiography, A Youth in Germany, and three books of poetry: Poems of the Prisoners, Before Tomorrow, and The Swallow Book, his most popular work.
Loch Raven Review – Eighteen
The eighteenth annual edition of the Loch Raven Review features work by outstanding writers such as Gale Acuff, Amy L. Berstein, Shirley J. Brewer, Susan Cossette, Sid Gold, David M. Harris, Claire Keys, Jill Michelle, Tares Oburumu, Nathan O’Reilly, Charles Rammelkamp, Laura Ann Reed, Eileen Trauth, Pat Valdata, Lynne Vitti, Julie Weiss, Marie Gray Wise and many others. Translations from eight Danish Poets, and Twelve Nordic-Language poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from David Blistein, Eric D. Goodman, Beate Sigriddaughter, Kay White Drew, Bruce Goldfarb, Doug Lambdin and others. Loch Raven Review seeks to showcase the works of new and experienced authors side by side who present a unique voice to the world.
Loch Raven Review – Seventeen
The seventeenth annual edition of the Loch Raven Review features work by outstanding writers such as Shirley J. Brewer, Sarah Carleton, Marc Alan Di Martino, Christopher T. George, Sid Gold, Christine Higgins, Andrea Potos, Ann Power, Tom Montag, Ann Howells, Susan Cossette, Thomas Dorsett, DS Maolalai, Preeth Ganapathy, Jane Balnchard, Lorraine Caputo and many others. Thirty-three translations of a poem by Lidia Kosk, and translations of forty-nine Philippine language poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from Adelaide B. Shaw, A.J Ortega, Ron Cassie, Alan C. Reese, Harvey Silverman, Caryn Coyle, Timothy Resau, and others. Loch Raven Review seeks to showcase the works of new and experienced authors side by side who present a unique voice to the world.
Loch Raven Review – Sixteen
The sixteenth annual edition of the Loch Raven Review features work by outstanding writers such as Shannon Cuthbert, Johanna DeMay, Marc Alan Di Martino, Dorothy Dodge, Michael Fallon, Phil Goldstein, John Grey, Clarinda Harriss, Ravenna Hennane, DS Maolalai, DS Maolalaí, Michael Minassian, Michael Salcman, Jennifer Sutherland, Zachary Wardell, Martin Willitts Jr and many others. Translations from eleven German language poets, and translations of twelve Spanish language poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from Eric Goodman, Michael Howard, Judy Kronenfeld, Trinh Lê, Holly Morse-Ellington, Barrett Warner and others.
Loch Raven Review – Fifteen
The fifteenth annual edition of the Loch Raven Review features work by outstanding writers such as Joyce S. Brown, M. Pavan Clark, Jen Davis, Ed Granger, James Hannon, Peycho Kanev, Edward Lee, Jennifer Lothrigel, DS Maolalaí, S. B. Merrow, Em Palughi, Andrea Potos, Elle Pryor, M. A. Rodriguez, Russell Rowland, Mary M. Sesso, Don Thompson and many others. Translations from eleven Arabic language Poets, and translations of two Grace Cavalieri poems into many languages. Fiction and non-Fiction from Jonathan Acuna-Lopez, Fred Bubbers, Kevin Farrell, Susan Lloy, Pamela J. Picard, Chariklia Martalas and others.
Loch Raven Review – Fourteen
The fourteenth annual edition of the Loch Raven Review features work by outstanding writers such as Crisosto Apache, Gary Blankenburg, Shirley J. Brewer, Grace Cavalieri, Robert Cooperman, Michael Fallon, Geoffrey Himes, Bill Jones, Andrea Moorhead, Michael Salcman, Joseph Somoza, Andrew Szilvasy, Marianne Szlyk, and many others. Translations from eight Hungarian language Poets, and ten Ukrainian language poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from C.L. Cummings, William Matthew McCarter, Beate Sigriddaughter, Michael B. Tager, Lena Fultz, Dianne R. McCann, Kate Pipkin and others.
Loch Raven Review – Thirteen
The thirteenth annual edition of the Loch Raven Review features work by outstanding writers such as Paul Belz, CL Bledsoe, Natalie Crick, Dorothy Dodge, Nina Forsythe, Bernard Haske, Allen Itz, Thomas Locicero, Gloria Parker, Kim Roberts, Russell Rowland, John Zedolik and many others. Translations from twelve Catalan language Poets, and seven Dutch language poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from Betsy Boyd, Leslie F. Miller, Rosalia Scalia, Richard Hartwell, A. C. Wheeler and others.
Loch Raven Review – Twelve
Features work by outstanding writers such as Jackie Airhart, Robert Beveridge, Bob Bradshaw, Laurie Byro, Joan Colby, Alexis Rhone Fancher, Carol Jennings, JB Mulligan, Ron Reikki, Mathew Ulland and many others. Translations from four Kurdish language Poets, and five Romanian language poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from John Barry, Lou Gaglia, Gregg Wilhelm, Michael Fallon, G.H. Mosson and others.
Loch Raven Review – Ten – Eleven
Features work by outstanding writers such as Diane Anhalt, Gary Blankenburg, Bob Bradshaw, Laurie Byro, Grace Cavalieri, Jeanpaul Ferro, Clarinda Harriss, JB Mulligan, Elisavietta Ritchie, Adelaide B. Shaw, Shawn Nacona Stroud and many others. Translations from Inna Kabysh, Le Pham Le, and four Italian poets. Fiction and non-Fiction from Nathan Leslie, Dave Eberhardt, Barrett Warner, Charles Rammelkamp, Deborah Rudacille and others.
Loch Raven Review – Nine
Features work by outstanding writers such as Shirley Brewer, Terry Collett, Phebe Davidson, Judith O’Connell Hoyer, Kathryn Jacobs, Bill Jones, Scott Owens, Elisavietta Ritchie, Shawn Nacona Stroud, Peter Wyton and many others. Translations from Moshe Dor, Hyesim, and Nansorhon. Fiction and non-Fiction from John Barry, D.R. Belz, Caryn Coyle, Ron Riekki, Kathlen Cordoran and others.
Loch Raven Review – Eight
Features work by outstanding writers such as Gary Blankenburg, Shirley Brewer, Laurie Byro, James Corner, Holly Day, Jéanpaul Ferro, Alice Folkart, Guy Kettlehack, Scott Owens, Elisavietta Ritchie, J.R. Solonche, Shawn Nacona Stroud and many others. Translations from Wisława Szymborska, Suzanne Dracius, René Char, Rosa Alice Branco, Salgado Maranhã and others. Fiction and non-Fiction from Rafael Alvarez, Caryn Coyle, Ron Riekki, Dave Eberhardt and others.
Loch Raven Review – Seven
Features work by writers such as Gary Blankenburg, Bob Bradshaw, Laurie Byro, John Grey, Lois P. Jones, David Landrum, Sergio Ortiz, Michael Salcman, S. Thomas Summers, Teresa White and many others.
Loch Raven Review – Six
Features work by writers such as Bob Bradshaw, Shirley J. Brewer, Laurie Byro, David Eberhardt, John Grey, Alan Itz, David Landrum, Alan C. Reese, Michael Salcman, Caryn Coyle and many others.
Loch Raven Review – Five
Features work by writers such as Michael Salcman, Clarinda Harriss, C.E. Chaffin, Laurie Byro, Bernard Henrie, S. Thomas Summers, Guy Kettelhack, David W. Landrum, Reginald Harris, Dan Maguire and many others.
Loch Raven Review – Four
Features work by writers such as Gary Blankenship, Laurie Byro, Jared Carter, John Grey, Bernard Henrie, Guy Kettelhack, David W. Landrum, Richard Peabody, Shelley Puhak, Michael Salcman, Tom Sheehan, and Gene van Troyer.
Georg Trakl – The Last Gold of Expired Stars
Complete poems and selected letters of Austrian poet Georg Trakl, includes biographical timeline, pictures and glossary of terms used in the poetry.
David Eberhardt – Poetry in Baltimore
Baltimore poet, Dave Eberhardt, provides his unique prespective on life, love and politics in this collection of poems.
Sandy Lyne – In the Footsteps of Paradise
Sandford Lyne has written complex poems of the human heart in a deceptively simple language. These poems are filled with the love of plain speech, the search for wisdom and redemption, the willingness to let the sublime enter everyday life, and the belief in the sacredness of the word.
Loch Raven Review – Three
The third annual print issue of the Loch Raven Review includes the poetry, short stories, essays from the
quarterly online journals. Featuring work from: Hugo Ball, Federico Garcia Lorca, Jared Carter, Laurie Byro,
Charles Levenstein, Gary Blankenship, Richard Fein, Clarinda Harriss and others.
Loch Raven Review – Two
The second annual print issue of the Loch Raven Review features the poetry, short stories, essays from the quarterly online journals. Featuring work from: Ruben Dario, Richard Fein, Laurie Byro, John Sweet, Corey Mesler, John Grey, James Owens, Tree Riesener, Gary Blankenship, Denis Garrison, S. Thomas Summers and others.
Loch Raven Review – One
The first annual print issue of the Loch Raven Review features the poetry, short stories, essays from the quarterly online journals. Featuring work from: Rainer Maria Rilke, Georg Trakl, Eric Fried, Arlene Ang, John Sweet, Charles Levenstein, Gary Blankenship, Jennifer VanBuren, Teresa White and others.
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