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'They Asked for a Line to Put on German Buses. I Chose: ‘Berlin, Give Me My Father Back''
Haaretz
Israeli Author Yoel Hoffmann, Who Died Friday at 86, Was a Unique Mitteleuropean Voice in Israeli literature. I Met Him Two Months Ago for...
15 months ago
The Many Selves of Yoel Hoffman
The Forward
Moods By Yoel Hoffmann Translated by Peter Cole New Directions, 160 pages, $15.95. One is tempted to call Yoel Hoffmann's “Moods” a poetic...
112 months ago
Etgar Keret: By the Book (Published 2015)
The New York Times
The novelist, story writer and author, most recently, of the memoir “The Seven Good Years,” is a fan of Kafka. “It was a great comfort to...
113 months ago
New Books, by Joshua Cohen
Harper's Magazine
Paradox, futility, the veil dance between the imaginary and the actual, homesickness for a foreign or nonexistent home: these are the themes of Yoel Hoffmann.
106 months ago
MFA Reading Series: Peter Cole
Boise State University
The MFA Reading Series presents renowned poet and translator Peter Cole, winner of a MacArthur Fellowship. “Peter Cole has been merging the...
1 month ago
The Literatures of the Two Easts
Tablet Magazine
Reading Israeli writer Yoel Hoffmann's newly published autobiographical novel Curriculum Vitae (New Directions) caused me to think about the...
184 months ago
The Creative Writing MFA Reading Series announces stellar fall line-up
Boise State University
This fall's line-up includes Luke Roberts, DA Powell, Peter Cole and Adam Johnson. Each semester, the MFA Reading Series brings acclaimed poets and fiction...
3 months ago
Jenny Diski’s Jisei: On Death Poems and In Gratitude
Literary Hub
A couple of years ago, I participated in a reading at Hollywood Forever—a cemetery in Los Angeles that has resurrected itself (okay,...
100 months ago
Black Illumination: Zen and the poetry of death
The Japan Times
The story of Kozan's death is not unusual in the Zen tradition. It is part of a larger practice of writing jisei ("death poems"), which continued for hundreds...
101 months ago
Interview with the Batsheva Company: on dance and Naharin's new show 'Venezuela'
Time Out
The scoop on what these international and Israeli dancers in the Batsheva Company think about Ohad Naharin's new dance work, Venezuela,...
91 months ago