Hanoch Guy Kaner

Hanoch Guy, Ph.D., Ed.D., spent his childhood and youth in Israel surrounded by citrus orchards, watermelon fields and invading sand dunes. He is a bilingual poet in Hebrew and English. Hanoch is emeritus professor of Jewish and Hebrew literature at Temple University. He has mentored and taught poetry classes at the Musehouse center in Philadelphia. Hanoch has published poetry extensively in the US, Israel and the UK in Genre, Poetry Newsletter, Tracks, the International Journal of Genocide Studies, Poetry Motel, Visions International, and Voices Israel. He has won awards for Poetica and Mad Poets Society.

His books are:

The Road to Timbuktu, Travel Poems

Terra Treblinka, Poems of the Holocaust

We Pass Each Other on the Stairs, 120 Real and Imaginary Encounters

Sirocco and Scorpions, Poems of Israel and Palestine

A hawk in midflight Haiku and micropoems

A Green Cow, Parah Yerukah (Hebrew)

Back to Terezin, Holocaust Poems

Nokaddish, Poems in the Void

Twilight Passages, Death Poems

Website: hanochguy-kaner.com