Dina Elenbogen
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Dina Elenbogen is an award-winning poet and prose writer. She holds a poetry MFA from the University of Iowa and teaches creative writing at the University of Chicago’s Graham School. r r Her poetry has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary magazines including City of the Big Shoulders (University of Iowa, press), Brute Neighbors: Urban Nature Poetry, Prose, and photography (De Paul Humanities Center), Beyond Lament (Northwestern University Press), Without a Single Answer: Poems on Contemporary Israel (Judah Magnes Museum Press), 100 Jewish Poems of the New Millenium Ashland Poetry Press), Sarah’s Daughters Sing (Ktav Publishers), and magazines such as Prairie Schooner, December Magazine, Connectcticult River Review, Naugatuck River Review, Calyx, Poet Lore, Rhino, Paterson Literary Review, Voices Israel and numerous others. Her poem "A Jew in Vienna" was the recipient of the Miriam Lindberg Israel Poetry for Peace Prize. r r Elenbogen’s essays have appeared in magazines including Lit Hub, The Examined Life Journal, Brevity, Tikkun, Chicago Reader, New City, Midstream, Quintesstentially New Trier, Sheridan Road Magazine, JUF News, The Times of Israel, Chicago Jewish News and the anthology Word by Word: The Iowa Writer’s Workshop 75 Years (University of Iowa Press). r r Her fiction has appeared in the anthology, Nice Jewish Girls: Growing Up in America, (Penguin/Plume), Hadassah Magazine, Bellevue Literary Review, and the anthology Where We Find Ourselves (SUNY Press, 2009.)
Apples of the Earth | Drawn From Water: An American Poet, An Ethiopian Family, an Israeli Story Paperback | Shore: poems by Dina Elenbogen