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Louis Daniel Brodsky passed away on June 16th 2014, after an 18-month battle with brain cancer. Click here to read his obituary.
Archived information:° Professor Jim Carothers, University of Kansas, discusses Brodsky's Lake Nebagamon Trilogy, in this article (April 2012).
° Dine-Rite: Breakfast Poems (2009) was recently reviewed by Charles Rammelkamp in the online magazine Chamber Four (February 2012). Click here to read the article.
° Chamber Four, an online magazine, selected At Dock's End: Poems of Lake Nebagamon, Volume Two as one of the Best Books of 2011 (November 2011).
° Many of Brodsky's books have been converted to e-book formats. Check them out on Amazon, Apple, and other e-book platforms.
° Brodsky's Holocaust book Rabbi Auschwitz: Poems of the Shoah was reviewed in the St. Louis Jewish Light newspaper (April 2010). Here is a link to the review.
° Brodsky's book of poetry Still Wandering in the Wilderness: Poems of the Jewish Diaspora was published by Time Being Books, in February 2008. Click here to read a review by Robert A. Cohn, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus of the St. Louis Jewish Light.
° David Herrle, editor of SubtleTea.com, has written notes on The World
Waiting to Be. Click here to read what he has to say.
° An essay on Brodsky's Camp Nebagamon poems was presented by Robert W. Hamblin, at the College English Association's annual meeting, in March 2008. To read Hamblin's paper, click here.
° Through his five decades of professional writing, many asked Brodsky's advice on getting poetry published. Click here to read his response.
