Samuel Menashe

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Poet Samuel Menashe discusses his life and poetry with host Walter James Miller. Menashe reads his poems, including "Sunset, Central Park," "The Sandpiper," "Using the Window Ledge," "Twilight," "Cargo," and "Voyage," and discusses his 1974 collection To Open.


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