Vol XXIII/I (2005)
The Poetry of Abraham Sutzkever and Carol V. Davis
Table of contents:
| Section | Author | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial Note | 3 | ||
| THE POETRY OF ABRAHAM SUTZKEVER (Translated from the Yiddish by Seymour Mayne) |
Seymour Mayne | Introduction: Meeting a Yiddish Poet | 4 |
| I am Lying in This Coffin | 6 | ||
| For a Comrade | 7 | ||
| I Feel Like Saying a Prayer | 8 | ||
| Mother | 9 | ||
| Every Hour, Every Day | 14 | ||
| Flower | 15 | ||
| Burnt Pearls | 16 | ||
| The Leaden Plates of Romm's Printing Works | 17 | ||
| Before the Nuremberg Tribunal | 18 | ||
| On the Death of Yanova Bartoszewicz Who Rescued Me | 19 | ||
| THE POETRY OF CAROL V. DAVIS | Introduction & Biographical Note | 20 | |
| Seasons | 23 | ||
| Teaching Holocaust Literature and Living Across From the Prison of Crosses | 24 | ||
| The Choral Synagogue - I | 25 | ||
| The Park on Ligovsky Street | 27 | ||
| Living in Another Language - I (Winter) | 29 | ||
| Day Trip to Novgorod | 31 | ||
| The Poplars of St. Petersburg | 34 | ||
| The Summer Gardens | 36 |
A pdf of the table of contents from the original issue is available here.