To Write the Lips of Sleepers

Discover the compelling journey of Berl Feldman in "To Write the Lips of Sleepers," a remarkable study by Warren Bargad, published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in 2015. This insightful book spans 372 pages, delving into the life of the young Yiddish poet who, in 1937, left his family behind in Radzivil to forge a new identity as the Hebrew poet Amir Gilboa in Israel.

Bargad expertly analyzes Gilboa's poetic evolution across different stages of his career, offering a rich interpretation of his works. This book not only highlights Gilboa's contributions to modern Hebrew poetry but also situates him within a broader literary tradition. Ideal for readers interested in poetry and Jewish literature, this captivating narrative reveals the profound impact of cultural transformation on an artist's voice. Don't miss the chance to explore this essential work by Warren Bargad!