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in this issue
- EDITORIAL
- MEDITERRANEAN POETS: Achour Fenni
- Fatima Naoot
- Rana al-Tonsi
- Sabina Messeg
- Tal Nitzan
- Simone Inguanez
- Samira Negrouche
- Adrian Grima
- ICELANDIC POETS: Sigurbjörg Þrastardóttir
- Sigurdur Pálsson
- Adalsteinn Ásberg Sigurdsson
- WELSH-BELGIAN POETRY WORKSHOP
- POETRY REVIEWS:Softly Creaking Englishes
- FOUND IN TRANSLATION
Sabina Messeg
Sabina MessegSabina Messeg
Sabina Messeg was born in 1942 in Sofia, Bulgaria, and emigrated to Israel with her parents in 1948. She grew up in Jaffa and studied English literature at the universities of Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem. She has published six collections of poetry, with two more forthcoming, as well as twenty books of children's poetry under the pseudonym Adula. She has been awarded several prizes for her work, including the most prestigious prize for children's poetry, the Zeeve Prize. She has published translations of large selections of poetry by Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, and she has recently translated the Norwegian poets Olaf Hauge and Rolf Jacobsen.
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