They’ll Be Good for Seed: Anthology of Contemporary Hungarian Poetry, a Reading
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Editor Gabor Gyukics presents readings from this ground-breaking anthology of contemporary Hungarian poetry. They'll Be Good for Seed collects the diverse work of eight women and eight male poets with a wide range of subject matter and styles full of musicality, rhythm, and colorful images.
Gabor G Gyukics (b. 1958) jazz poet, literary translator born in Budapest. He is the author of 9 books of original poetry, and 11 books of translations including A Transparent Lion: Selected Poetry of Attila József and Swimming in the Ground: Contemporary Hungarian Poetry (in English, both with co-translator Michael Castro) and an anthology of North American Indigenous poets in Hungarian titled Medvefelhő a város felett.
Michael Castro (1945-2018) was a native of New York City who lived in St. Louis for most of his adult life. He was a poet and translator. He published ten collections of his own poetry, most recently We Need to Talk: New & Selected Poems, as well as the literary history, Interpreting the Indian: Twentieth Century Poets and the Native American. Castro was the co-founder of River Styx, a community based literary organization that has produced River Styx Magazine and readings in St. Louis since 1975, as well as a long running radio program, Poetry Beat.
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09/28/2021 03:00 pm
09/28/2021 04:15 pm
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They’ll Be Good for Seed: Anthology of Contemporary Hungarian Poetry, a Reading
<p>Editor Gabor Gyukics presents readings from this ground-breaking anthology of contemporary Hungarian poetry. <em>They'll Be Good for Seed</em> collects the diverse work of eight women and eight male poets with a wide range of subject matter and styles full of musicality, rhythm, and colorful images.</p>
<p><strong>Gabor G Gyukics</strong> (b. 1958) jazz poet, literary translator born in Budapest. He is the author of 9 books of original poetry, and 11 books of translations including <em>A Transparent Lion</em>: <em>Selected Poetry of Attila József</em> and <em>Swimming in the Ground: Contemporary Hungarian Poetry</em> (in English, both with co-translator Michael Castro) and an anthology of North American Indigenous poets in Hungarian titled <em>Medvefelhő a város felett</em>.</p>
<p><strong>Michael Castro</strong> (1945-2018) was a native of New York City who lived in St. Louis for most of his adult life. He was a poet and translator. He published ten collections of his own poetry, most recently <em>We Need to Talk: New & Selected Poems</em>, as well as the literary history, <em>Interpreting the Indian: Twentieth Century Poets and the Native…
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