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Daniel Yehuda Arié Oz is an Israeli-born musician and the author of four books of Hebrew poetry and micro-fiction. His collection Further Up the Path (BOA, 2019) was translated by Jessica Cohen and was originally published in Hebrew as Madua lo tiruny beh-drakhim (Keter Publishing, 2015).

Translations of Oz's work have appeared in World Literature Today, Italy's Poesia, Poland's Fraza, China’s Foreign Literature and Art, as well as publications in Arabic, Russian, German, Georgian, and Slovenian. Oz was the founder and lead composer of the Tel-Aviv-based Jazz quintet The Submarine Keys. He was a member of the Israeli poet’s protest collective Guerrilla Tarbut, and he is currently the co-editor with Eran Hada of the Israeli indie press Gnat.

Books by Daniel Oz

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Yaccaira Salvatierra

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The Tao of Humiliation

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Sidekick

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The Winged Seed: A Remembrance

With a new Foreword by the author and never-before-seen photographs of the author's family and childhood This reissuing of acclaimed poet Li-Young Lee's American…

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Before and After the Fall

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Even the Hollow My Body Made Is Gone

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A Matter of Blue

Translated from the French with an Introduction by Dawn Cornelio, A Matter of Blue has gone through multiple French printings and is noted poet,…

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