Esther Raab was the first native-born Israeli woman poet and an important if often-overlooked figure in the emerging literature of the Hebrew language. Her poetry, marked by its strong, idiosyncratic voice, is reminiscent of Emily Dickinson’s in its unorthodox, fractured syntax, and its sources: the Bible and unromanticized nature.

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