Tag Archives: Mercer County Holocaust Genocide Human Rights Center

Mid-Week Field Notes–April12, 2023

Posted on April 12, 2023 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: Have a good week!

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Mid-Week Field Notes–March 29, 2023

Posted on March 29, 2023 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: Have a good week!

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Mid-Week Field Notes–March 22, 2023

Posted on March 22, 2023 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: Have a good week!

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Living Links | Grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors Share Family Testimony

Posted on April 25, 2022 by Barbara Krasner

There’s still time to register for the Yom Hashoah webinar featuring two third-generation Holocaust survivors–Avi Wisnia and Leon Geyer–whose lives and missions have been shaped by their grandparents. To register, click here.

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Mid-Week Field Notes–March 30, 2022

Posted on March 30, 2022 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: Time to reveal the cover! Another poetry rejection from a Tier 1 literary publication rolled in, a standard form letter. One of my Q2 goals is to hone my skill in poetry revision. I have made … Continue reading →

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Mid-Week Field Notes–March 23, 2022

Posted on March 23, 2022 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: My Holocaust & Genocide Studies doctoral dissertation, “Family, Hope, and Survival: The Nativization of Children’s Holocaust Literature in North America, 1940-2020,” is now with my committee members for their review. I hope to defend and graduate … Continue reading →

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Mid-Week Field Notes–January 26, 2022

Posted on January 26, 2022 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: I’ve been highly distracted by an auto-immune skin disease, that despite various treatments, continues to spread as a rash and create erosive legions. Each day is a new nightmare. Overnight it has affected my eyes, fingers, … Continue reading →

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Mid-Week Field Notes–January 19, 2022

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: The first issue of The Sepia Chronicles | Writing the Past went out on Sunday. If interested in subscribing to this or the writing family history and memoir newsletter, please either comment below or send an … Continue reading →

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Mid-Week Field Notes–December 8, 2021

Posted on December 8, 2021 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: I’m very much enjoying the new issue of the Jewish Book Council’s Paper Brigade literary journal. I had no idea Bambi was really an allegory about antisemitism. Or about the first female Jewish rabbi, who was … Continue reading →

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Mid-Week Field Notes–December 1, 2021

Posted on December 1, 2021 by Barbara Krasner

Some very quick things: I’ve now seen the second pass of my forthcoming YA novel in verse, Ethel’s Song: Ethel Rosenberg’s Life in Poems. Still too early to reveal the cover but as soon as I receive the go-ahead, I … Continue reading →

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