Poets from the Polish Diaspora   There is no room in real poetry for delicate metaphors when you come from people who survived the camps. My parents were

Christina Pacosz A native Detroiter, Christina Pacosz has been writing and publishing since the mid-twentieth century.Notes from the Red Zone, originally published in 1983 by Seal

A Poem by John Minczeski My Namefor Victor Contoski My name arrived from Poland in 1910 stowed awayin the engine room of a Swiss freighter. The cooktook

John Guzlowski   Hunger in the Labor Camps   1. What My Father Ate   He ate what he couldn't eat, what his mother taught him not to: brown grass, small chips of