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Articles by Denise Newman
On Albrecht Dürer’s Engraving Saint Eustace by Inger Christensen, translated by Denise Newman
Inger Christensen, translated by Denise Newman for Søren Melson 1. We shall see Jesus as Christ on the cross. We shall see the cross as the tines on the deer’s antlers. We shall see the deer as part of the trunks of the forest. We shall see its antlers imitating the branches of the trees. We shall see this branching in its most extreme states at the same time: the dead, petrified tree with the missing crown, the living tree with the uplifted crown.
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A Poignant Memoir by Naja Marie Aidt Grapples with the Trauma of a Tragic Death
The Danish writer creates a meta-text of mourning as she grieves the loss of her son in "When Death Takes Something From You Give It Back: Carl’s Book." A dream. It’s a foggy afternoon. I am in a forest, playing a ball game with my granddad. I am three or four years old. My mom has gone somewhere and I don’t know where she is. I feel abandoned and scared. I don’t want to play the game. I can barely see through the fog anyway, so I cannot catch the ball when my granddad passes it to me.
Op-Ed: Long Beach Pride Welcomes Community to Discuss, Resolve Grievances
People Post is a space for opinion pieces, letters to the editor and guest submissions from members of the Long Beach community. The following is an op-ed submitted by Denise Newman, president of Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride, and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Long Beach Post. Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Inc.'s Board of Directors welcomes the opportunity to meet with California Families in Focus (CFF) and any other member of the community to discuss and resolve grievances.
Op-Ed: Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride Responds
People Post is a space for opinion pieces, letters to the editor and guest submissions from members of the Long Beach community. The following is an op-ed submitted by Denise Newman, president of Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride, and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Long Beach Post. Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride (LBLGP) welcomes the opportunity to engage with all organizations and individuals in the LGBTQI community, including those dedicated to serving LGBTQI youth.
Saeed Jones and Rob Spillman Among Winners of the 2015 PEN Literary Awards
The PEN America Center has just announced several of the winners of this year’s PEN literary awards. Among the winners are Buzzfeed Literary Editor Saeed Jones for his poetry collection Prelude to Bruise, Tin House editor Rob Spillman for editing, and author Anna Whitelock for her biography The Queen’s Bed: An Intimate History of Elizabeth’s Court. Not all of the award winners have been announced though. Several awards, such as PEN/Robert W.
Who is Dulcie September?
As recently as May 2012 a South African newspaper headline read: “Who Killed Dulcie September?” The Cape Town-born ANC activist (then the ANC’s chief representative in France) was assassinated in Paris on March 2, 1988. Five bullets to the head ended the life of one of the anti-apartheid movement’s most ardent, most courageous fighters. “If there was ever a soft target, Dulcie was it,” said Alfred Nzo, the ANC’s secretary general for much of its exile period.
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