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ep. 67 - Wisława Szymborska
Wisława Szymborska won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1996. Living through WWII and communist Poland, she was known for her use of irony and wit in deceptively simple poems detail domestic life against the backdrop of history. This week, Katie, Tim, and friend take a closer look at her life and poetry, joined by special guest
Manuel Iris, whose own work is particularly informed by hers.
At the table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Manuel Iris
Dick Westheimer
Joe Barca
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Wisława Szymborska won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1996. Living through WWII and communist Poland, she was known for her use of irony and wit in deceptively simple poems detail domestic life against the backdrop of history. This week, Katie, Tim, and friend take a closer look at her life and poetry, joined by special guest
Manuel Iris, whose own work is particularly informed by hers.
At the table:
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Manuel Iris
Dick Westheimer
Joe Barca
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