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Daniel Kraft is a poet, translator, and educator living in Richmond, Virginia. He holds a master’s degree in Jewish studies from Harvard Divinity School, and his poems, essays, and translations of Yiddish and Hebrew appear in a number of publications, including Poetry Ireland Review, Image, and Jewish Currents. More information is available at danieljkraft.com.
Notes on “The Scream”
By Edvard Munch, translated by Eirill Falck
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