Hi friends, Podrigo Tuma here. Thanks very much for listening to Poetry Unbound. In between Poetry Unbound

seasons and we have season 11 that will start later in 2026. We have a whole host of interviews that I've

done with poets over the last two years. Poetry Unbound in Conversation, we call them. I've loved the

opportunity to talk to poets about their craft,

how they see the world through the lens of poetry,

and what this art form does for them.

These Poetry Unbound in Conversation episodes

deepened my curiosity about language and art.

I trust they will for you too.

Today you'll hear from Fadi Judah, a poet, editor and translator who will take us through

two decades of his poetry back and forth across the boundaries of memory, medicine, mythology,

Palestinian identity and nationality.

He'll also read a long poem, dedication from his most recent collection,

a collection which is often called ellipsis,

though its title is unpronounceable because it's rendered as an ellipsis,

three dots on the cover of the book.

This conversation comes from the Jackson Prize reading

recorded in New York City in September of 2024.

A special thanks to poets and writers

for hosting and organizing this event

and a thanks as well to Melissa Gredel from Poets and Writers

and to the Jackson family for supporting this prize.

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