Crossing the Carpathians
Exile, family, and the survival of love are all topics explored in this collection of poetry. Born in Romania, Carmen Bugan's verse is rooted in her experience of Eastern Europe in the mid-1980s as a child of political dissidents and an exile from her native country. Her pieces skillfully interweave the emotions of crossing countries and languages with loss, celebration, and the reconciliation of memory with dreams.
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Crossing the Carpathians
Exile, family, and the survival of love are all topics explored in this collection of poetry. Born in Romania, Carmen Bugan's verse is rooted in her experience of Eastern Europe in the mid-1980s as a child of political dissidents and an exile from her native country. Her pieces skillfully interweave the emotions of crossing countries and languages with loss, celebration, and the reconciliation of memory with dreams.
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Crossing the Carpathians

Crossing the Carpathians

by Carmen Bugan
Crossing the Carpathians

Crossing the Carpathians

by Carmen Bugan

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Overview

Exile, family, and the survival of love are all topics explored in this collection of poetry. Born in Romania, Carmen Bugan's verse is rooted in her experience of Eastern Europe in the mid-1980s as a child of political dissidents and an exile from her native country. Her pieces skillfully interweave the emotions of crossing countries and languages with loss, celebration, and the reconciliation of memory with dreams.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781903039687
Publisher: Carcanet Press, Limited
Publication date: 04/01/2005
Series: Oxford Poets
Edition description: New Edition
Pages: 64
Product dimensions: 5.25(w) x 8.25(h) x 0.20(d)

About the Author

Carmen Bugan won a Hopwood Award and a Cowden Memorial Fellowship at the University of Michigan for her poetry.
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