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The Literary Review articles from January 1994
A quarterly literary journal published by Fairleigh Dickinson University. Publishes essays, poetry, and fiction in a variety of languages.
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The Literary Review archives from January 1994
A bird between continents. (excerpts)(poem) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Fleeting thrill. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Wildweed. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Odalisque of the Levant/an ode. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
You have to abandon Jerusalem. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
A stone I lay from marble of Marmara. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Lamenting of the birds. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
And as far as what I wanted.... (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Then slake him from. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The time of the singing birds.... (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The history of literature: poets. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Poem contemplating poets. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Letter to Ibn Gabirol. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Not equal to them the Easterner.... (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Day blood-night blood. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Raging soul. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
My people, knowledge, and I. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Seven stanzas to an Indian chief. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The crusader man. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
With help. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Gideon was thinking about bread. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Song of the architect. (excerpts) (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Yes indeed I'll answer God. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
I am the daughter of Lot. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Wife of Lot. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Aliza says.... (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
And to return, who is a Jew? (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Poverty line. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Niva. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
7 lines on the miraculous Yarkon. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The girl and the butcher's window. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Sunscape. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Dimona blues. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Handcuffs: street poem. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
HaMasger street: wedding singer. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Embroidered rag: poem on Umm Kulthum. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Jasmine: poem on sandpaper. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Nelson: Trafalgar square. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
To the life of plants on the road. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Poor Bertolt Brecht came from the black forest. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The extent of the tragedy.... (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Purim sequence. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Poems in another land. (excerpts) (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Acrid memory. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
A night of scuds. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Who is a Jew and what kind of a Jew? (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Bad dream. (poem)(The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Maria. (excerpts) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The dowry. (short story) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Bookshop days. (an Iraqi Jew recalls his days in the Al-Rabita bookshop in Baghdad) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The other one. (excerpts) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Prophesies of a madman in a cursed city. (short story) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
An Alexandrian summer. (excerpts) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Blanche. (excerpts) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Moonstruck sunflowers. (short story) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
The encounter. (short story) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Little brother. (short story) (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
Memories of an Indian upbringing. (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East)
January 1, 1994
At home in exile: an interview with Shimon Ballas. (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East) (Interview)
January 1, 1994
Signs in the great disorder: an interview with Samir Naqqash. (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East) (Interview)
January 1, 1994
There was a time: an interview with Amira Hess. (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East) (Interview)
January 1, 1994
Making a home for poetry: an interview with Yehezkel Kedmi. (The Keys to the Garden: Israeli Writing in the Middle East) (Interview)
January 1, 1994