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Name
  
Marc Kaminsky


Role
  
Poet

Marc Kaminsky Marc Kaminsky born October 8 1943 writer poet Prabook

Books
  
The road from Hiroshima

Marc Kaminsky is a poet, writer, psychotherapist, and gerontologist whose work ranges from editing a study of life review called The Uses of Reminiscence to poetry like A Table With People and The Road from Hiroshima. He organized and conducted among the earliest writing and reminiscing groups for elders. He also did work on the culture of Yiddishkeit. He edited the work of Barbara Meyerhoff in Stories As Equipment for Living. His long poem, The Road from Hiroshima, was produced as a play for voices for National Public Radio and was the inspiration for other works including a musical requiem. His most recent book is Shadow Traffic, a collection of essays, poems and short stories that deals with the aftermath of the Holocaust as well as the aftermath of personal traumas.

Published works

  • Birthday Poems (Horizon Press, 1972)
  • What's Inside You It Shines Out of You (Horizon Press, 1974)
  • A New House (Horizon Press, 1974)
  • The Journal Project (Teachers & Writers Collaborative, 1980)
  • A Table With People (Sun, 1982)
  • Daily Bread (University of Illinois Press, 1982)
  • The Road from Hiroshima (Simon & Schuster, 1984)
  • The Uses of Reminiscence (Haworth Press, 1984)
  • Target Populations (Central Park Editions, 1991)
  • Shadow Traffic (Red Hen Press, 2007)
  • References

    Marc Kaminsky Wikipedia