Paul Celan
Paul Celan was a poet and translator born in the East European province of Bukovina. Soon after his parents, German-speaking Jews, had perished at the hands of the Nazis, Celan wrote the poem "Todesfuge" ("Deathfugue"), which depicted life in a German concentration camp.
Paul Celan
Paul Celan was a poet and translator born in the East European province of Bukovina. Soon after his parents, German-speaking Jews, had perished at the hands of the Nazis, Celan wrote the poem "Todesfuge" ("Deathfugue"), which depicted life in a German concentration camp.
Awards
Joint Winner — American Translation Society German Translation Prize, 2017
Winner — MLA Lois Roth Award, 2000
Winner — PEN Center USA Literary Award for Translation, 2001
Winner — PEN/West Translation Award, 2001
Winner — New York Times Notable Selection, 2000
Books by Paul Celan
Selected Poems and Prose of Paul Celan
Paul Celan, John Felstiner
Paperback, 2002
The most wide-ranging volume of the work of Europe's leading postwar poet, including previously unpublished writings.