Live Radio interview on WMUA at University of Massachusetts, Amherst. With host Ellen Miller-Mack. Discussion of Danish poet Benny Andersen, emotional resonance of poetry, Michael’s origins as a poet, and […]
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The Copenhagen Trilogy was reviewed on NPR’s Fresh Air two days ago. NPR critic-at-large, John Powers, said this of the book: “We’re living in a golden age for women’s writing.
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The Red Transmissions podcast documents the work, behind-the-scenes moments and creative process of artists in Copenhagen and around the world. Michael was recently interviewed on the podcast and spoke about
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Here’s an excerpt: In a nod to that history, [Mary] Bisbee-Beek recommended four novels, a short story translation, a memoir and a play (for good measure) — all from independent
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A STRAW DOG MEMBER PROFILE Michael Goldman By Celia Jeffries Michael Goldman is well into his third career and loving every minute of it. “I’m really aligned with what I’m
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To read this Interview on the Daily Hampshire Gazette website, click here. Art Maker: Michael Goldman | poetry translator Michael Goldman, 49, of Florence, translates, promotes and publishes Danish literature.
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Here’s an excerpt: Finally, in passing, a note from my translator friend Michael Goldman, whose rendering of a poem by Danish poet / lyricist Benny Andersen I re-published here (it
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Michael talked to Tommy Twilite about the translation of Benny Andersen’s poetry. The interview started off with an original composition by Michael called Mirror Images.
Michael was interviewed by Tommy Twilite about his work translating the Poetry of Benny Andersen. Michael started by playing a track on his clarinet, an original composition titled ‘My Lady
