The Bread We Ate; Rina Ferrarelli
Guernica Editions, Spring 2012
Old bread house in San Giovanni in Fiore; photography Salvatore Mirarchi © copyright, 2000
Rina Ferrarelli was born in San Giovanni in Fiore but she emigrated to USA vhen she was fifteen.
She has published a chapbook, Dreamsearch (Malafemmina Press, 1992), and a full-length book of original poems, Home Is a Foreign Country (Eadmer Press, 1996); three books of translation Light Without Motion (Owl Creek Press, 1989), I Saw the Muses (Guernica, 1997) and Winter Fragments: Selected Poems of Bartolo Cattafi, (Chelsea Editions, 2006; her translation Light without Motion received the Italo Calvino Prize. Her work has also appeared in many journals and anthologies, including American Sports Poems (Orchard Books, 1988), Artful Dodge, Chelsea, Hudson Review, and International Quarterly. She teaches English and translation theory at the University of Pittsburgh.
Rina Ferrarelli
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