The AJW Poetry Page — October 2024
A note from Trina Porte, American Jewish World poetry editor: If any of you were hurt or offended by my ...
Tag: poetry
Keren Or, a creative arts forum for Jewish teens, marks 20 years
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Over many years, American Jewish World readers enjoyed a spring issue that included a supplement with award-winning ...
Another poetry page is in the works
The American Jewish World will feature works by local poets in the April 2024 print edition. The last poetry page ...
Poems wanted
The Jewish World will publish another poetry page in the July 2022 issue. We again invite local Jewish poets to ...
‘2 Families – 1 Groove’
Ben Sidran returns to the Dakota Jazz Club, where he and his son, Leo, will play with local luminaries Billy ...
Deadline is Feb. 6 for Keren Or contest
The 11th annual Keren Or (Ray of Light) writing and photography contest for Jewish youth is seeking original poetry, creative ...
Israel Horovitz goes to 'Heaven' in poems
The shortest poem in playwright, director and author Israel Horovitz’s new collection, Heaven and Other Poems (Three Rooms Press) is ...
A poet from the Jewish state
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Israeli singer-songwriter David Broza has not played the Twin Cities in nearly 10 years. His last show ...
Ruth Brin, acclaimed poet, liturgist and American Jewish World book critic, dies at 88
Ruth F. Brin, an extraordinary member of the Minnesota Jewish community has passed away. Her writing — poetry, liturgies, essays, ...
