Draft:Gili Haimovich
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Gili Haimovich is a bilingual prize-winning Israeli poet with Canadian background. She is the author of ten poetry books, four in English and six in Hebrew, in addition to the multilingual book of her poem Note. Her work as a literary translator includes two Estonian poetry books renditioned in Hebrew.
Gili is the winner of the international Italian poetry competitions I colori dell'anima for best foreign poet (2020) and the Ossi di Seppia international poetry competition (2019), a grant for excellency by the Ministry of Culture of Israel (2015), a fellowship from the International Writers’ Workshop at Hong Kong Baptist University (2021) and more. Her forthcoming book in Hebrew, Nisu’em Beprida (Experiments in Parting) won a grant from Acum – The Israeli Association of Authors, as did her previous Hebrew book, Orot Nechita (Landing Lights,2017) as well as the previous one, Tinoket (Baby Girl, 2014). Her second book in Hebrew, Mistakefet Kmo Osher, (Reflected Like Joy, 2002), won The Pais Grant for Culture. Her poems are translated into 33 languages: English (in addition to her original poetry in English), Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Bangla, Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Romanian, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Turkish, Hungarian, Russian, Macedonian, Persian, Serbian, German, Albanian, Georgian, Bosnian, Greek, Haka, Taiwanese, Kannada, Gujarati, Mongolian, Estonian, Montenegrin, Nepali and Yiddish.
Haimovich is featured in anthologies and journals worldwide such as: World Literature Today, The Best Asian Poetry, 101Jewish Poems for the Third Millennium, Tok – Writing the New Toronto, New Voices - Contemporary Writers Confronting the Holocaust as well as variety of festivals and events in Canada, Mexico, France, Chile, Italy, Kenya, Romina, Taiwan, India, Hong Kong, Mongolia, Kosovo, Estonia and more and major publications in Israel such as The Most Beautiful Poems in Hebrew – A Hundred Years of Israeli Poetry, A Naked Queen – An Anthology of Israeli Social Protest Poetry. Gili also practices visual art, teaching creative writing in Israel and abroad and has a background as a writing focused intermodal arts therapist.
List of original titles in Hebrew[edit]
- Nisu’em Beprida (Experiments in Parting), Iton 77 Publishing House, volume of poems in Hebrew poems, Israel, 2024
- Orot Nechita (Landing Lights), Iton 77 Publishing House, volume of poems in Hebrew poems, Israel, 2017
- Tinoket (Baby Girl, Hebrew book), Emda Publishers, volume of poems in Hebrew, Israel, 2014
- Onat Hamoch (Lint Season), Pardes Publishing House, Hebrew poems, Israel, 2011
- Esh Kochotay (My Forces’ Fire), Even Hoshen Publishing House, volume of poems in Hebrew, Israel, 2007
- Mishtakefet Kmo Osher (Reflected Like Joy), Gvanim Press, volume of poems in Hebrew, Israel, 2002
- Devek Maga (Contact Glue), Gvanim Press, volume of poems in Hebrew, Israel, 2001
List of original titles in English[edit]
- Lullaby, Editions de Midi, volume of poems in English, Cameroon, 2021
- Promised Lands, Finishing Line Press, volume of poems in English, USA, 2020
- Sideways Roots, Kimchi Press, English poetry chapbook, USA-Israel, 2017 (1st edition), 2018 (2nd edition)
- Living on a Blank Page, Canada, Ice Floe Press, 2007 (1st edition), Blue Angel Press, 2008 (2nd edition), English poetry chapbook
List of titles in other languages[edit]
- Tokat e premtuare (Promised Lands), Faik Konica, Kosovo, 2023
- Kõhklev päike (Hesitant Sun). Allikaäärne, Estonia, 2023
- Soleil hesitant (Hesitant Sun), Jacques Andrea editeur, France, 2021
- Note, Ediciones El nido del fénix, multilingual book of her poem Note, (1st edition in 21 languages, 2nd in 27 languages), Mexico, 2019
- Beleška (Notes), Alma Press, volume of poems translated into Serbian, Serbia, 2017
References[edit]
- https://www.finishinglinepress.com/product/promised-lands-by-gili-haimovich/
- https://www.worldliteraturetoday.org/2017/may/two-poems-gili-haimovich
- https://www.poetryinternational.com/en/poets-poems/poets/poet/102-24897_Haimovich
- https://www.asymptotejournal.com/poetry/gili-haimovich-two-poems/