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Marina Zilbergerts's first poetry collection, You Were Adam, explores the triumphs and disappointments of divine and human creativity. Drawing on the Bible and Jewish thought, Zilbergerts imagines creation through the lens of relationships--metaphysical, erotic, and devotional. Ranging across spiritual and biographical space, from Zhitomir, Ukraine, to the farmlands of Wisconsin, her poems breathe the consciousness of connection into the broken and everyday experience of the world.

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Marina Zilbergerts's first poetry collection, You Were Adam, explores the triumphs and disappointments of divine and human creativity. Drawing on the Bible and Jewish thought, Zilbergerts imagines creation through the lens of relationships--metaphysical, erotic, and devotional. Ranging across spiritual and biographical space, from Zhitomir, Ukraine, to the farmlands of Wisconsin, her poems breathe the consciousness of connection into the broken and everyday experience of the world.

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Autorenporträt
Marina Zilbergerts is a scholar of Jewish literature and thought. She grew up in Zhitomir, Tel Aviv, and Toronto and received her Ph.D. from Stanford University. From 2016-2022, she was the Lipton Assistant Professor of Eastern European Jewish Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and is the author of The Yeshiva and the Rise of Modern Hebrew Literature (Indiana University Press). Her first book of poetry, a series of retellings of Genesis called You Were Adam, was recently published by Wipf & Stock. The book explores themes in Jewish thought and mysticism in contemporary ways, blending poetic rereadings of Genesis and Greek mythology with vignettes from everyday life.