Author Talk: Tamarah Touvian and "Redemption" (NWL)

Program Type:

Lectures, Presentations, & Author Events

Age Group:

Adult
  • Registration is required for this event.
  • Registration will open on April 26, 2026 @ 7:00pm.

Program Description

Description

Tamarah Touvian will share a selection of her poems in both Hebrew and English, offering listeners a unique bilingual experience. She will also talk about her creative process and the themes that shape her work. No knowledge of Hebrew is required to participate—everyone is welcome to enjoy and engage.

Tama­rah Tou­vian was born in the US and raised in Israel where she com­plet­ed her stud­ies in Edu­ca­tion and bible stud­ies. She has been teach­ing Bible, Jew­ish stud­ies, Hebrew lan­guage and lit­er­a­ture, and aspects of Israeli cul­ture and soci­ety since 1995 to present. Tama­rah returned to the US in 2005 and cur­rent­ly resides in Con­necti­cut with her fam­i­ly. Her first book of poet­ry Path­ways was pub­lished in Hebrew in Israel in 2022, and she recent­ly pub­lished her sec­ond book of poet­ry Redemp­tion (2025) in Israel as well. Her works have appeared in a num­ber of print and online pub­li­ca­tions includ­ing the Con­necti­cut Bard Poet­ry Review and the Jew­ish Book Council.

Registration required. Registration opens one month before the program at 7:00pm.

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