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Menke Katz, who died in 1991, was a widely published poet, with much of his work having been translated and published in foreign editions; he was also for many years the Editor of BITTERROOT magazine. It is no coincidence then that he was able to recognize in his brother's letters an element of the poetic and the epic. Joseph, during his years of solitary travel, was often tormented by loneliness and depression; the exchange of letters was his lifeline. Many were written in those early and darkest hours of the morning and the soul, when the full sense of separation filled the small hotel rooms and flats like a cold fog; some of those letters read like suicide notes. But Joseph was at his literary best when he was describing the minutiae of his days; many of those letters read like one-actor plays.
LETTERS TO MY BROTHER is about the transcendence of time, place and the human condition by the mutual love and respect of two extraordinary brothers, chronicled herein with intelligence and insight." -- Jeff Rawlings, SMALL PRESS REVIEW
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