Gili is also the founder of the social poetry movement, Apples Etc. She honed her skills in various workshops and was first published at the age of 21. Her major poetry experience began at the age of 13, following the second Lebanon War in Israel. She soon began learning other languages, including Spanish, Romanian and French, and developed an interest in linguistics. She picked up English as a native tongue despite it not being spoken at her home, and her parents encouraged this by playing her music and shows in English. Gili was born in Kfar Saba, a city near Tel Aviv, in Israel. Selections from the Body of Work series were published in Issue #4 of Skin to Skin magazine in December 2013. In 2013, Gili's poem "More or Less" was published in the online literary journal Saudades. Gili is published in several magazines and collections on and offline, and in a poem anthology that celebrates Leonard Cohen's work. Gili has studied literature at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and creative writing at the School of the Arts Institute in Chicago and at Emerson College in Boston. Born and raised near Tel Aviv, Israel, she uses dense and rich language to create striking poetry that explores themes such as love and relationships and queer life. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.Gili Estlin "G.E." Hirsch is a poet, playwright, screenwriter, and author.
Īlex Ogden is a visual artist and the owner of Fox & Owl Press. She has been featured in several publications and studied writing in the School of the Arts Institute in Chicago. Gili is the founder of the social poetry movement Apples Etc. Gili Estlin Hirsch is an Israeli-born poet who seeks to make words live rather than lie waiting to be read. This sweeping, engaging story, a hymn to poetry and art in all its forms, is an homage to the cycle we have all known and experienced - a gorgeous tale of the courage, hope, ecstasy and loss that is love. Poet Gili Estlin Hirsch's words and artist Alex Ogden's illustrations follow two women as they weave together a powerful romance and are rocked by its force through to its inevitable end.Īn illustrated narrative of hope, madness, self-exploration, and the symbiotic qualities of friendship and romance, Anna aims to uproot poetry from its nestled rest on shelves and bring new life to words visually in an immediate and hard-hitting way.
Anna is an exploration in poem and in image of the raveling and unraveling of a passionate, tumultuous love story.
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