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The Book of Blessings "Marcia Falk's work on Hebrew blessings is as beautiful as it is innovative; and it is innovative in the sweetest, most nourishing sense, saturated in love for the language itself (its overtones and melodies as well as its deep structures), its history, its people. Even those who do not hear the traditional liturgies as exclusionary will respond to the meticulously flowing poet's passion of Marcia Falk's wholly original contribution." Read more about The Book of Blessings Find out how you can buy the book |
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The Song of Songs "More than a quarter of a century since it first appeared in print, Marcia Falk's translation of the Song of Songs remains unsurpassed for power, elegance, and music. Marcia Falk is a poet's poet, and this is a real poet's translation." Read more about The Song of Songs Find out how you can buy the book |
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The Spectacular Difference "Zelda's poems as given to us in Marcia Falk's fine translations are wondrous, magical." "This is an exemplary translation of one of the most wonderful voices in modern Hebrew poetry." Find out how you can buy the book |
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With Teeth in the Earth "The translations are poems in their own right, full of energy, wit, and surprise. There is no other Yiddish literary translation quite like this—nor is there likely to be again." Read more about With Teeth in the Earth Find out how you can buy the book |
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My Son Likes Weather Read some poems from My Son Likes Weather Find out how you can buy the book |
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It Is July in Virginia "Extraordinary . . . [H]er poems seem like glimpses taken out of the time-stream and allowed to shimmer in place." Read more about It Is July in Virginia Find out how you can buy the book |
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This Year in Jerusalem "These poems have the lucidity of etchings and the intensity of gemstones." |
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