“magda bogin”

Here, in an astonishing debut by a gifted storyteller, is the magnificent saga of proud and passionate men and women and the turbulent times through which they suffer and triumph. They are the Truebas. And theirs is a world you will not want to leave, and one you will not forget. Esteban -- The patr... More

An introduction to the women poets of the 12th-century Provence and a collection of their poems.... More

In this bilingual edition, with a preface by the translator and an introduction by Francesc Vallverdu, Espriu's friend and Spanish publisher, Magda Bogin has given us a glimpse into a remarkable body of poetry from a poet whose literary stature in Spain is akin to that of William Carlos Williams and... More

Nina Bogin writes of her second collection that she has drawn together poems that deal with the personal - family, friendship, love and loss; poems about landscape and place; and poems that try to come to grips with the larger world and its chaos. Uniting the poems is a common thread: the natural wo... More

The Autobiography of a Young Woman Who Survived the Horrors of the Nazi Death Camps. Survival is an autobiography in which the author relates her experiences and her struggle to survive during her captivity as a young, 18-year-old girl in the three German concentration camps: Auschwitz, Bremen, and ... More

An autobiography in the form of poetry and musical compositions, this volume relates the experiences the author underwent as a young girl held captive in several German concentration camps at Auschwitz, Bremen, and Bergen-Belsen during World War II.From the author's preface: "After all these years, ... More

An autobiography in the form of poetry and musical compositions, this volume relates the author's experiences as a prisoner in several German concentration camps during World War II.From the author's preface: "After all these years, the shadows of the Holocaust are still haunting me. Often they inva... More