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  Migrations (Paperback)(Spanish / English) By (author) Gloria Gervitz, Translated by Mark Schafer

  

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  Short Description for MigrationsThe poem "Migrations" runs to seven books. This volume presents the complete original six books, with recent revisions, plus the seventh and final book, September together with Mark Schafer's translation of the entire text, and an interview with the poet by the translator.
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  • Publisher: Shearsman Books
  • Published: 15 August 2004
  • Format: Paperback 400 pages
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  • Categories: Poetry By Individual Poets
  • ISBN 13: 9780907562498 ISBN 10: 0907562493
  • Sales rank: 760,345

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Full description for Migrations

• Gloria Gervitz's epic poem Migraciones (Migrations) was in the process of composition for nearly thirty years, and was finally completed with the publication of a limited edition version of Septiembre (September), the seventh book, in 2003. This life's work revolves around themes of memory and history, family and displacement, the diaspora and integration, language and discovery, and is a dramatic affirmation that wonderful poetry continues to come out of Mexico. Gloria Gervitz lives in her native Mexico City. This book presents the entire text of "Migraciones" in its original Spanish, together with Mark Schafer's English translation. Gloria Gervitz is a Mexican poet (born 1942, Mexico City) whose work is rooted in memory, the Jewish diaspora, and the crossing of cultures.