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Róža Domašcyna

Róža Domašcyna (11 August 1951, in Zerna, East Germany) is a poet,^[1] translator and writer. She writes in German and in the Upper Sorbian language. Winner of the promotional award for Ćišinski-Preis and Anna Seghers Prize (1998).^[2]^[3]

Works

Wróćo ja doprědka du (English: I go back to the front), 1990
Zaungucker, 1991
Pře wšě płoty (English: Over all fences), 1994
Zwischen gangbein und springbein, 1995
Der Hase im Ärmel, Illustration: Angela Hampel, 1997, 2011
Selbstredend selbzweit selbdritt, 1998
Kunstgriff am netzwerg, 1999
Pobate bobate, 1999
"sp", 2001
MY NA AGRA, 2004
stimmfaden, 2006
Balonraketa (two texts for the theater), 2008
ort der erdung, 2011
«Prjedy hač woteńdźeš», 2011.
Štož ći wětřik z ruki wěje, 2012
Feldlinien, 2014
Die dörfer unter wasser sind in deinem kopf beredt, 2016
znaki pominaki kopolaki (together with Měrana Cušcyna and Měrka Mětowa), 2019
W času zeza časa, 2019
stimmen aus der unterbühne, 2020
Poesiealbum 354, 2020

References

^ Róža Domašcyna/Rosa Domaschke in dialog with Hans Thill. She don't want to be called „sorbish poet“ – only „poet“ – she doesn't likes nationalisms
^ Dichtung des 20. Jahrhunderts meine 24 sächsischen Dichter. Hörwerk. 2008. ISBN 978-3-86189-935-8.
^ Róža Domašcyna at literarny-konopej.de

Literature

Dichtung des 20. Jahrhunderts: Meine 24 sächsischen Dichter, Hrsg. Gerhard Pötzsch, 2 CDs, Militzke Verlag Leipzig 2009, ISBN 978-3-86189-935-8
Dueck, Cheryl. "Selbstredend selbzweit selbdritt: Serpentine selves in the poetry of Róža Domašcyna." Canadian Slavonic Papers 45, no. 3-4 (2003): 283–294.

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