Between Dawn and the Wind

Anna Frajlich, an accomplished Polish émigré poet, emigrated from Poland following the 1968 anti-Jewish campaign. Her poems, book reviews and essays appeared in magazines in Poland, United States, England, France and Belgium. She is the author of eleven collections of poetry, including two bilingual volumes Between Dawn and the Wind and Le Vent, Á Nouveau Me Cherche published in France. Frajlich received the prestigious Kosscielski Foundation Literary Award in 1981, and the W.& N. Turzanski Foundation Literary Prize in 2003. The Prize committee praised Frajlich’s work as one of the most interesting phenomena in the contemporary Polish poetry,” and one which reveals deep truth about the existence of an individual entangled in the tragic fate of contemporary civilization.” Her most recent publications include her interview with Czeslaw Milosz published in Czeslaw Milosz: Conversations (Literary Conversations Series).Frajlich, Anna is the author of 'Between Dawn and the Wind ', published 2006 under ISBN 9780924047411 and ISBN 0924047410.