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    The Book of Lashes

    By Mois Benarroch

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    "The Book of Lashes by Mois Benarroch is full of true poetry of the oldest genre of Hebrew poetry: Prophecy." Yitzhak Laor, Haaretz 11/29/2005

    "The Israeli Bukowski." Yaron Avitov, Yediot Ajaronot, 1/11/2000

    For the first time in English we get a full translation of the book "The Book of Lashes", a book that revolutionized modern Hebrew poetry in the 21st century and created a new movement of social and engaged poetry.

     Mois Benarroch is the winner of the most prestigious poetry prize in Israel, the Yehuda Amichai poetry prize, which was awarded to him in 2012.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMoben
    Release dateMar 26, 2021
    ISBN9781507156902
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    The Book of Lashes
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    Mois Benarroch

    "MOIS BENARROCH es el mejor escritor sefardí mediterráneo de Israel." Haaretz, Prof. Habiba Pdaya.

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