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CONTRIBUTORS’
EXCHANGE This
feature was started to encourage dialogue among poets and readers. Below are
titles of poetry collections as well as URLs for contributors to all our
online issues. In the paper magazine this feature included addresses; in a
web-based publication this is no longer possible, but messages can be routed
through the editors. Also, this page is updatable, so please contact us with
additions! *
indicates a page in the "Hexagon Forum" of
www.pointandcircumference.com. ** indicates a page in the "Kippat Binah" section of
the same site. Hayim Abramson, Shirat HaNeshamah: Shira letzad mekorot (Song of the Soul: Poetry with Sources), Beit El, 2016; www.hayimabramson.com Araleh Admanit, Keshpaga Bi HaOr HaShoel (When The Wondering Light Struck), Iton 77, 2018. **Yakov Azriel is the author of Threads from a Coat of Many Colors: Poems on Genesis (2005); In the Shadow of a Burning Bush: Poems on Exodus (2008), Beads for the Messiah's Bride: Poems on Leviticus (2009), and Swimming in Moses' Well (2011), all with Time Being Books. Hamutal Bar Yosef's many works are listed on hamutalbaryosef.co.il. She has two bilingual poetry collections: Night, Morning Syracuse University Press, 2008, and The Ladder, Sheep Meadow Press, 2014.
Mindy Aber Barad, The Land That Fills My Dreams (Bitzaron 2013). Alan Basting, Nothing Very Sudden Happens Here (Lynx House Press and distributed by University of Washington Press), Home and Away (Finishing Line Press, forthcoming; for earlier collections see www.alanbastingpoetry.com. Gary Beck has published 32 poetry collections, including: Dawn in Cities, Assault on Nature, Songs of a Clerk, Civilized Ways, Displays, Perceptions, Fault Lines, Tremors, Perturbations, Rude Awakenings, The Remission of Order, Contusions, Desperate Seeker and Learning Curve (Winter Goose Publishing). Earth Links, Too Harsh For Pastels, Severance, Redemption Value, Fractional Disorder, Disruptions, Ignition Point, Resonance and Turbulence (Cyberwit Publishing. Forthcoming: Double Envelopment). Motifs (Adelaide Books). His novels include Extreme Change (Winter Goose Publishing). State of Rage, Wavelength, Protective Agency, Obsess and Flawed Connections (Cyberwit Publishing), Still Obsessed, Molecular Distortion (Winter Goose Publishing)
Judy Belsky, Thread
of Blue (Targum Press, 2003) (memoir); Avraham and Sultana, Of the Essence Press, 2018.
Who is Annie White (Fish)? (fiction). J.E. Bennett has a chapbook, Strange Voices, Other Tongues, 2004. Efrat Bigman, efratbigman.com Marguerite Bouvard has published 11 books of poetry, the latest being The Cosmos of the Heart (Human Error Publishing, 2020). She also has a number of prose works, including Pandemic Heroes and Heroines: Doctors and Nurses on the Front Line (Academica Press 2021). Tsippy Levin Byron, Lucid Words (Paperwall Media & Publishing, 2013).
**Esther
Cameron (E. Kam‑Ron, George Richter), Fortitude,
or The Lost Language of Justice: Poems in Israel's Cause (Bitsaron Books, August 2009); The Impossible Way:
Western Art and Jewish Consciousness in the Work of Paul Celan
(Lexington Books, 2014), Collected Works (6 vols.), Of the Essence Press
2016. Amichai Chasson,
https://www.poetryinternationalweb.net/pi/site/poet/item/29459/Amichai-Chasson Roberta
Chester, Light Years (Puckerbush Press, 1983). Eric Chevlen, Triple Crown (2010), Adrift on a Ruby Yacht (2014), Born to Blush Unseen: Collected and Rejected Poems (Borromean Books, 2023). www.triplecrownpoetry.com. triplecrownpoetry.com. Hava Pinhas Cohen, Bridging the Divide, The Selected Poems of Hava Pinhas-Cohen, bilingual edition, Syracuse University Press, 2015.
Ed Coletti curates the blog “No Money in Poetry,”
https://edwardcolettispoetryblog.blogspot.com/ Zev Davis z"l, Some Other Day (Cyclamens and Swords, 2012). Copies may be obtained from Miriam Davis, miriamd1948 at yahoo dot com. John Delaney, Waypoints (2017), Twenty Questions (2019), Delicate Arch (2022), Galápagos (2023), Nile ( 2024), https://www.johnmdelaney.com/ Michael Diamond has a blog, "Torah Obscura," at the Times of Israel, https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/author/michael-s-diamond/, featuring among other things his novel in installments, Undivided: The Redemption Inquiry.
Wendy Dickstein, http://woodsingh.wordpress.com/author/woodsingh/.
Books include The Balloon Lady (2014), Alexander Pope in India, and
Other Poems (2019), Wanderings (memoir) 2014 ,
and And a Time to Dance (memoir), 2018. Courtney
Druz, www.courtneydruz.com is the author of Complex
Natural Processes (2010), The Ritual Word (2011) and The Light
and the Light (2012). Heather Dubrow, Forms and Hollows, Cherry Grove Collections, 2010, Transformation and Repetition (Main-Travelled Roads) , Border Crossings (Parallel Press).
Bart Edelman, Crossing
the Hackensack (Prometheus Press), Under Damaris’ Dress (Lightning
Publications), The Alphabet of Love (Red Hen
Esther Fein has three books of poems: Journeys, A Fine Line, and Carved from Jerusalem Stone.
Nancy M. Fisher, http://nancyfisher.weebly.com, Flame Dancer (Plain View
Press) Claudia
Gary, Ripples in the Fabric, Somers Rocks
Press, 1996. Heather Gelb, From Hilltop to Hilltop: My Path from Rwanda to Israel (2015) Ruth Gilead, Pinat Chayim Nisteret (A Hidden Corner of Life), Carmel 2005 Mel Goldberg has published three books of haiku: The Weight of Snowflakes, A Few Berries, and Seasons of Life., all in 2018. Paula Goldman, The Great Canopy (Gival Press, 2005), Late Love (Kelsay Press, 2020). KJ Hannah Greenberg's books are Jerusalem Sunrise (Imago Press, 2014, Forthcoming); The Little Temple of My Sleeping Bag (Dancing Girl Press, 2014, Forthcoming); Simple Gratitudes (Propertius Press, 2014, Forthcoming); The Immediacy of Emotional Kerfuffles (Bards and Sages Publishing, 2013); Citrus‑Inspired Ceramics (Aldrich Press, 2013); Intelligence's Vast Bonfires (Lazarus Media, 2012); Supernal Factors (The Camel Saloon Books on Blog, 2012); Fluid & Crystallized (Fowlpox Press, 2012); Don't Pet the Sweaty Things (Bards and Sages Publishing, 2012); A Bank Robber's Bad Luck with His Ex‑Girlfriend (Unbound Content, 2011); Oblivious to the Obvious: Wishfully Mindful Parenting (French Creek Press, 2010); Conversations on Communication Ethics (Praeger, 1991); Watercolors (Scotch & Soda Productions, 1979). Gerald
Greene, Kaleidoscope: A Poetry Collection,
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1547124903;
White Window: My View of the African-American Experience,
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BF7W7Z4 Evelyn
Hayes, http://theracheltear.blogspot.co.il/, The Eleventh Plague: Twins, and
Their Hearts Were Softened for More, and Other Poetry and Prose (2002); The
Twelfth Plague: Generations, Because the Lion Wears Stripes (2003) George Held, Bleak Splendor (Muddy
River Books, 2015) and Phased II (Poets Wear Prada, 2016) Jane Herschlag, poetryjane.com, photographyjane.com, http://poetryjane.com/poetryjane/Tearing_Off_The_Covers_Video.html
(memoir)
Paul Hostovsky’s
books include Selected Poems (FutureCycle
Press, 2014), Hurt into Beauty (FutureCycle
Press, 2012). Gretti Izak z”l, Orbits (1999),
Don’t Come Moon (1999), Between Panes of Glass (2006), Arctic
Night (2010), Diary of a Journey (2011), About Jerusalem
(2012), Ribs and the Silver Mirror (2014), Marking Time (2014).
Sheila Golburgh Johnson has two books: After I Said No (novella, Fithian Press, 2000) and Shared Sightings: An Anthology of Bird Poems (1995). Mel Goldberg has published three books of haiku: The Weight of Snowflakes, A Few Berries, and Seasons of Life., all in 2018. Reuven Goldfarb, www.reuvengoldfarb.com, http://soundcloud.com/reuven-goldfarb. Books include California Israelite: New and Old Poems (AGADA Books, 2008, 2009); Trains of Thought: Essays, Articles, & Features (AGADA Books, 2008); and Random Access Memory: Narratives (2008); What Do We Know? The Carlebach Anthology (Zimrani Press, 2017), co-edited with Rabbi Joseph Schonwald; www.reuvengoldfarb.com; Reuven Goldfarb – YouTube; soundcloud.com/reuven-goldfarb; and Inside Law, with Gerald Goldfarb – YouTube. Joanne Jagoda, My Runaway Hourglass, Seventy Poems Celebrating Seventy Years, Poetica Publishing, 2020. Information about the book, joannejagoda.com. Philip Kobylarz, rues,Now Leaving Nowheresville, A Miscellany of Diverse Things, All Roads Lead from Massilia, and Kanji Amerikana.
Sue Tourkin Komet z”l, Jerusalem Out Front, Bethlehem Outback. Admiel Kosman, Approaching You in English: Selected Poems, translated by Lisa Katz (Zephyr Press, 2011). Chana Kremer, Har Hu ‘Inyan Ahavah (Mountain as a Matter of Love) Mati velo Mati (Touching and not Touching, Mi Mefached mi’Akrav (Who’s Afraid of a Scorpion) Len Krisak, Say What You Will, Able Muse, 2020; Afterimage, Measure Press, 2014; If Anything, WordTech Editions, 2004; Even as We Speak, University of Evansville Press, 2000 (The Richard Wilbur Prize for 2000);Midland, Somers Rocks Press, 2000; Fugitive Child, Aralia Press, 1999; also The Aeneid, Hackett, 2020; The Peristephanon of Prudentius, Routledge, 2019; Rilke: New Poems, Boydell & Brewer, 2015; The Carmina of Catullus, Carcanet Press, 2014; Afterimage, Measure Press, 2014; Ovid’s Erotic Poems, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014; Virgil’s Eclogues, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2010; The Odes of Horace, Carcanet Press, 2006; If Anything, WordTech Editions, 2004. Michel Krug, Jazz at the International Festival of Despair, Broadstone Books, 2024, http://www.michelkrug.com/ Lynn Lifshin's numerous works are listed on www.lynlifshin.com Natalie Lobe’s full length book of poetry, What Gypsies Don’t Know, was published in October 2018. Chapbooks, Conversation with Abraham (2012), Island Time (2008) and Connected Voices (2006). Katharyn Howd Machan's Dark Matter (2017) and Selected Poems (2018) are both available on Kindle. The latest of her 39 books of poetry is A Slow Bottle of Wine.(Comstock Writers Group, 2020)
Constance Rowell Mastores, A Deep But Dazzling
Darkness, Blue Light Press (2013) , Dusk (Sugartown Publishing, 2017). Ed Meek, Spy Pond (Prolific Press), What We Love (Blue Light Press). Luck (stories). Sabina Messeg's most recent books are Yashar min HaShetach (Straight from the Ground), HaKibbutz HaMeuchad 2018 and LaGur Al Kadur (To Live on a Ball), Am Oved 2016. Ilene Millman, Adjust Speed to Weather, 2018. Joseph D. Milosch, The Lost Pilgrimage Poems, Landscape of a Hummingbird. Rivka Miriam, These Mountains, Selected Poems of Rivka Miriam, translated by Linda Zisquit, Toby Press, 2009.
Irene Mitchell,
Fever (Dos
Madres Press, 2019), Equal
Parts Sun and Shade: An Almanac of Precarious Days (Aldrich Press,
2017), Minding the Spectrum's Business (FutureCycle
Press, 2015), A Study of Extremes in Six Suites (Cherry
Grove Collections, 2012), Sea Wind on the White Pillow (Axes
Mundi Press, 2009). Mark J. Mitchell has several full-length collections including, Lent 1999 by Leaf Garden Press, Starting from Tu Fu by Encircle Publications and recently, Roshi, San Francisco from Norfolk Press. ChapbooksL Three Visitors (Negative Capability Press, 2010), Artifacts and Relics i(Folded Word Press,) 2015, andFishing in the Knife Drawer (Fowlpox Press, 2020).
Rumi Morkin (Miriam
Webber), Four volumes of The Ogdan Nasherei
of Rumi Morkin,
privately published. Ruth Netzer's books are listed on her website, https://www.ruthnetzer.com/ James B. Nicola, Manhattan Plaza & Stage
to Page: Poems from the Theater (Wordtech
Communications, 2014 & 2016), Wind in the Cave (Finishing
Line Press, 2017), Out of Nothing: Poems of Art and Artists (Shanti Arts, 2018). Coming up: Quickening: Poems
from Before and Beyond (Cyberwit, India,
2019)
B.Z. Niditch, P.O. Box 1664, Brookline, MA 02446‑0013,
bznitditch@webtv.net. For a list of collections and selectedpoems
see his website, The World of B.Z. Niditch. Susan Oleferuk, Circling for Home (Finishing Line Press, 2011), Those Who Come to the Garden (Finishing Lines Press, 2013), Days of Sun (Finishing Line Press, 2017), When There Is Little Light Left in Late Afternoon, forthcoming in 2022, Kelsay Books. David Olsen, Unfolding Origami, winner of the Cinnamon Press Poetry Collection Award, 2015; Past Imperfect (Cinnamon Press, 2019); chapbooks include Exit Wounds (2017), Sailing to Atlantis (2013), New World Elegies (2011), and Greatest Hits (2001). Andrew Oram, https://www.praxagora.com/ Bibhu Padhi is the author of 11 books, the latest of which is Midnight Diary (New Delhi: Authorspress, 2015). Imri Perel, www.atgalya.com Reizel Polak’s books include Four Entered Pardes (Greville Press Pamphlets, Warwick, UK, 2016); And Where Did We Say We Were Going (Black Jasmine, Sharon, MA, 2015); Among the Red Golden Hills (Black Jasmine, Sharon, MA, 2012). Tirtsa Posklinsky-Shehory, Medusa Shkufah Holekhet (Transparent Medusa Goes), Even Hoshen 2016; Matmon shel Shamaniot (A Cache of Geckoes), Pardes 2018, Pere Kelev Hi Haytah (Wild Dog), Levin Press, 2021 Ellen Jane Powers, www.ellenjanepowers.com,
Toward the Beloved (Finishing Line Press, 2013), Celestial
Navigation (WordTech Poetry, 2013). Zara Raab, www.zararaab.com,
Swimming
the Eel (2011), The Book of Gretel (Finishing
Line Press, 2010) Gordon Ramel’s poetry
collections Naturally
Beautiful, The Human
Disease, Almost
Sane, and Tall
Tales, Beautiful Beasts & Peculiar People (For
Children and the Young At Heart) are available on Amazon Kindle. His blog is alienenterprises.wordpress.com. Yoram and Meira Raanan, yoramraanan.com. Art of Revelation: A Visual Encounter
with the Jewish Bible. Paintings by Yoram Raanan, commentary & explorations by Meira Raanan. RaananArt Ltd., 2018. Tony Reevy has three books, Old North, Passage, and Socorro, all published by Iris Press, as well as four chapbooks, four chapbooks: Green Cove Stop, Magdalena, Lightning in Wartime and In Mountain Lion Country. Yehudit
Reishtein, http://yehuditrose.com/ Mark Rhoads, No Gathering In of This Incense
(Kindle, 2015). Shefi Rosenzweig, Lek Tefaneach et HaRachamim (Try to Decipher Compassion), Pardes 2017. Michael Salcman's books are Plow Into Winter, Pudding House Press, Ohio (2003), chapbook; The Color That Advances, Camber Press, New York (2003), chapbook; A Season Like This, Finishing Line Press, Kentucky (2004), chapbook; The Clock Made of Confetti, Orchises Press, Washington, D.C. (2007), Stones in Our Pockets, Parallel Press, University of Wisconsin-Madison (2007), chapbook; The Enemy of Good Is Better, Orchises Press, Washington, D.C. (2011); Poetry in Medicine, An Anthology of Poems About Doctors, Patients, Illness and Healing, edited with an Introduction by Michael Salcman, Persea Books, New York (2015); A Prague Spring, Before & After, Evening Street Press, Sacramento (2016), Shades & Graces, Spuyten Duyvil Press, New York (2020), Necessary Speech: New & Selected Poems, Spuyten Duyvil, New York (2022) and Crossing the Tape, Spuyten Duyvil, New York (2024).
Frank Salvidio has published translations of Dante's Inferno (iUniverse, 2007); and of Sappho (Sappho Says, Ibis Books, 1999). Original works include The Arthuriad (Page Publishing, 2020) and Inventing Love: A Sonnet Sequence (iUniverse, 2010). Rikki Santer, Resurrection Letter; Shepherd’s Hour, Lily Poetry Review Books (forthcoming). May be contacted through https://rikkisanter.com.
E.M. Schorb’s latest is Fiat Lux!
Light Verse (Kelsay Books). His other numerous works are listed on his
website, http://www.emschorb.com. Steven (Shlomo) Sher, http://www.stevensher.net/.
Latest books: The House of Washing Hands (Pecan Grove Press,
2014), Grazing on Stars: Selected Poems (Presa
Press, 2012), and The Skipping Stone (Finishing Lines Press, 2011). Haim Schneider z"l, Betrachtungen/Reflections: Zweisprachige
Gedichte für nachdenkliche Leute/Bilingual
Poems for Pensive People .(Gefen, 2010) Vera Schwarcz, Ancestral
Intelligence (Antrim House, 2013), Chisel of Remembrance (Antrim
House, 2009), A Scoop of Light (March Street Press, 2000), Fresh
Words for a Jaded World, and Selected Poems (Blue Feather Press, 2000).
Her prose works include Colors of
Veracity: A Quest for Truth in China and Beyond (University of Hawai’I Press, 2014).
Other works listed on her website, between2walls.com. Zvi A. Sesling is the author of King of the Jungle, (Ibbetson St., 2010), Across Stones of Bad Dream (Cervana Barva, 2011) and Fire Tongue (forthcoming, Cervena Barva Press, 2012. Yudit Shahar, Zo Ani Medaberet (It's Me Speaking), Bavel, 2007 Steven Owen Shields, Daimonion Sonata (Birch Brook Press, 2005). Yaacov David Shulman, Little Psalms (Wings of the Morning Press, 1987), Airport Lights (Createspace, 2017), other collections listed on dotletterword.com. Jane R. Snyder, janersnyder.com Ronny Someck's work
is discussed and anthologized in Yair Mazor, The Hebrew Poetry of Ronny Someck
(Henschelhaus, 2016) and Poetic Acrobat: The
poetry of Ronny Someck (Goblin Fern Press,
2008). Harvey Steinberg, Agitations and Allelujas (Ragged Sky Press, 2022).
Michael E. Stone, 74 Shmaryahu Levin
St., Jerusalem 96664, Israel. Selected Poems (Cyclamens
and Swords Press, 2010). Adamgirk': The Adam Book of Arak'el of Siwnik' (Oxford University Press, 2007); Orange
Light: Selected Poems 1996-2016 (Cyclamens and Swords, 2016); Secret
Groups in Ancient Judaism (Oxford University Press, w017). Henry Summerfield, That Myriad-minded Man:
a biography of George William Russell, ‘A.E.’ (1867-1935) (Colin Smythe, 1975)
Ann Christine Tabaka is the author of nine books of poetry, listed on her website, https://annchristinetabaka.com/ Connie S. Tettenborn,
http://home.jps.net/~tetnborn/ Guy Thorvaldsen, Going to Miss Myself When I’m Gone (Kelsay Books, 2017). Iona Tor, In Search of Astonishment, Niv, 2020; Weaving Symbols, Emdah, 2024 (both in Hebrew)
Elizabeth Tornes has published three poetry chapbooks, Between the Dog and the Wolf (Five Oaks Press, 2016) New Moon (Finishing Line Press, 2013) and Snowbound (Giiwedin Press, 2012). James Tweedie, Mostly Sonnets, Dunecrest Press. Shira Twersky‑Cassel, Shachrur (Blackbird), 1988; HaChayyim HaSodiim shel HaTsipporim (The Secret Life of Birds), Sifriat HaPo'alim, 1995; Yoman Shira BeSulam HaGeulah (A Poet's Diary),Sifrei Bitsaron, 2005; Legends of Wandering and Return, Sifrei Bitzaron 2014. Jonathan Chibuike Ukah, Blame the Gods, Kingsman Quarterly, 2023 Lois
Michal Unger's books include 'Miscarriage in Vermont', 'The Apple of His
Eye', 'White Rain in Jerusalem', 'Tomorrow We Play Beersheva',
'Political Poems', 'The Glass Lies Shattered All
Around'. Catherine Wald, http://www.catherinewald.com/, Distant,
Burned-out Stars (Finishing Line Press, 2011). Rosa
Walling-Wefelmeyer, https://rosawallingwefelmeyer.wordpress.com/ Sarah Brown Weitzman, Eve
and Other Blasphemy, The Forbidden, Never Far from Flesh (poetry);
Herman and the Ice Witch ( children’s
novel, Main Street Rag). Florence Weinberger,
These Days of Simple Mooring,
winner of the 2022 Blue Light Book Award.
Ghost Tattoo (Tebot Bach, 2018), Sacred Graffiti (Tebot Bach, 2010), Carnal Fragrance (Red Hen
Press, 2004), Breathing Like a Jew (Chicory Blue Press, 1997), The Invisible
Telling Its Shape (Fithin Press, 1997). David Weiser, Jerusalem Sonnets (Targum Press, 2000) Sarah
Brown Weitzman, Eve and Other Blasphemy, The Forbidden, Never Far
from Flesh. Kelley Jean White’s books include Two
Birds in Flames: Poems Inspired by Shaker Themes (Beech River Books, 2010),
Living in the Heart (WordTech, 2006) and Toxic
Environment (Boston Poet Press). Carolyn
Yale has two self-published chapbooks, Line of Sight (2017) and Night
Vision (rev. 2017). Harry Youtt is the author of What My Father Never Knew I Learned From Him,
Even the Autumn Leaves, and I'll Always Be from Lorain.
Changming Yuan, editor,
Poetry Pacific (poetrypacific.blogspot.ca, http://poetrypacificpress.blogspot.ca/, http://www.facebook.com/poetry.pacific).
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