<p>Poetry. The Nuer are a cattle herding people who live along the Nile. Although only a half million in population, they were made world famous by anthropologist E. Evans Pritchard's classic "The Nuer." Song is the art form most suited to their harsh climate and semi-nomadic existence. CLEANED THE CROCODILE'S TEETH was translated by Terese Svoboda, who collected and transcribed them in the Sudan with the aid of a PEN/Columbia Fellowship. The National Endowment for the Humanities provided support for the completion of the project. However, CLEANED THE CROCODILE'S TEETH is more than just the translation of these songs. Its linking narrative, which chronicles Svoboda's experiences and places the songs in their proper contexts, takes us along on the translator's sometimes difficult journey and gives us an even deeper glimpse into the often hard, but never hopeless lives of the Nuer. Svoboda is also the author of ALL ABERRATION, a book of poetry published by the University of Georgia Press.</p>

Cleaned the Crocodile's Teeth: Nuer Song

Literature & Fiction

Terese Svoboda

Poetry

The Greenfield Review Press

<p>Moonshot #4: Correspondences includes work by Michael Kimball, Terese Svoboda, Victoria Redel, Chloe Caldwell, and many others. In this issue, you'll bake beside a Floridian pool for a stifling family get-together, stand inside a ruinous hurricane, and savor confessions of the sweltering heat. Etta Place joins us this issue to bring together a provocative mixed-media art experience. Artists this issue include Molly George, B.Thom, and Stephen Zerbe.</p>

Moonshot No. 4: Correspondences

MICHAEL KIMBALL

Chloé Caldwell

Terese Svoboda Michael Kimball Victoria Redel

Christine Elizabeth Hamm

Gina Abelkop

Nicole Steinberg

Literary

Moonshot

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