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Amir Or
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Amir Or (born 1956 ), is an Israeli editor, translator and award-winning poet whose works have been published in more than 40 languages. He is the author of eleven volumes of poetry as of late 2014, and his latest books in Hebrew are Heart Beast ( 2010 ), The Madman's Prophecy ( 2012 ) and Loot (selected poems 1977-2013) ( 2013 ). A Conversation About Language, Myth, and the Soul" at the "Poetry Life and Times" Web site, accessed December 10, 20061
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israeli editor
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israeli poet
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