Life and death issues
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3 Articles
Life and death issues
Zbigniew Herbert (1924–98) has the distinction – the irony of which he likely both rued and appreciated – of being the only member of a trinity of internationally influential post-Second World War Polish poets not to have been awarded the Nobel prize. Having lost out on the award, he could at least boast of a bevy of laureates who felt he should have won. Responding to his laconic congratulatory telegram in 1996, Wisława Szymborska wired back: “…
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