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The Moe Green Poetry Poetry Discussion hosted Rafael F J Alvarado & Brett-Candace
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Join Rafael and Brett as they talk to Judith Kerman thee translator of Praises & Offenses: Three Women Poets from the Dominican Republic View Larger Image Praises & Offenses: Three Women Poets from the Dominican Republic Translated by Judith Kerman Aida Cartagena Portalatín Angela Hernández Núñez Ylonka Nacidit-Perdomo While the three poets presented in this bilingual collection present a rich contrast of linguistic and stylistic elements, each of them addresses shared political and cultural issues, illuminating what it means to be a woman living in the modern day Dominican Republic. Judith Kerman, who has translated a number of female poets from the Caribbean, notes that “contemporary women poets from the Dominican Republic are the most under-served group when it comes to English-language translation, in particular full-length collections or anthologies.” Thus, this exciting new anthology from BOA contains much that was previously unavailable to the English reader, and is a unique lit
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