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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WATER WITHOUT SOUND, by MALKA HEIFETZ TUSSMAN
Sources:
THE PENGUIN BOOK OF MODERN YIDDISH VERSE.
Howe, Irving, & Wisse, Ruth R., & Shmeruk, Khone (eds.)
(1987)
Page 498
VOICES WITHIN THE ARK; THE MODERN JEWISH POETS.
Schwartz, Howard, & Rudolf, Anthony (eds.)
(1980)
Page 362
JEWISH AMERICAN LITERATURE; A NORTON ANTHOLOGY COMPILED AND EDITED BY JULES CHAMETZKY, JOHN FELSTINER, HILENE FLANZBAUM AND KATHRYN HELLERSTEIN.
Chametzky, Jules (ed.)
(2001)
Page 599
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