Cinnín Óir - Dvilnsky, Beatrice
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Cinnín Oir agus na Trí Bhéar athinste i bhfoirm véarsaíochta ag Gabriel Rosenstock. Maisithe ag Beatrice Dvilnsky. Bhí Beatrice ag obair i naíonra i mBostún sna 1930idí. This is a book suitable for readers 8-12+, told in verse, illustrated by Beatrice Dvilnsky, and translated into Irish by Gabriel Rosenstock. Beatrice Dvilnsky was a kindergarten teacher in the 1930s in Boston, USA, but a Google search for her name has revealed nothing else about her. What was Goldilocks like when she grew to adulthood? Did the encounter with the bears affect the course of her life in any way?

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Cinnín Oir agus na Trí Bhéar athinste i bhfoirm véarsaíochta ag Gabriel Rosenstock. Maisithe ag Beatrice Dvilnsky. Bhí Beatrice ag obair i naíonra i mBostún sna 1930idí. This is a book suitable for readers 8-12+, told in verse, illustrated by Beatrice Dvilnsky, and translated into Irish by Gabriel Rosenstock. Beatrice Dvilnsky was a kindergarten teacher in the 1930s in Boston, USA, but a Google search for her name has revealed nothing else about her. What was Goldilocks like when she grew to adulthood? Did the encounter with the bears affect the course of her life in any way?
Autorenporträt
Tomasz Marek Sobieraj is a poet, short story writer, essayist, art-and-literary critic, fine art and social documentary photographer. He was educated at Lodz University (geography, hydrology) and Lisbon University (statistics) and lectured as a specialist for a few years at the Statistical Office. Since 2000, he has published both literary-and- photographic works in various arts and letters journals in Poland and abroad. He received a fellowship from The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. His poems have been translated into English, Russian, Spanish, Danish, Kurdish, Italian, Korean, and Ukrainian. Sobieraj's photographs have been widely exhibited, and in 2013, he was nominated for his 2014 Priz Picet-The Global Award in Photography and Sustainabilty. Sobieraj's poetry has received broad and diverse critical attention. Critics have noted how his poems are written in a clear, sharp language, marked by individualistic philosophical and contemplative concerns. His last book of poems, Dwoje na wzg[rzu (The Two and the Hill) was published in 2018, and is considered his best book. A few poems from that collection are published in FOURTEEN MINUTES. Tomasz Marek Sobieraj is the founder and editor-in-chief of Krytyka Literacka—the only independent Polish arts- and-letters magazine.