For Immediate Release

Jayseth Guberman is proud to announce the release of his debut work “A History of Interruptions” hitting Amazon and other bookstores everywhere on September 2, 2012.

“A History of Interruptions” is a collection of poems focused on peace, history, the Middle East, language, love, Jewish themes, life, remembrance and redemption.

Guberman’s poetry has been published on the web as well as by journals and newspapers in the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Europe and Israel. His writings have appeared in Romanian, Dutch and Italian translation. He is listed in the Directory of American Poets and Fiction Writers, Who’s Who in America, as well as the International Who’s Who in Poetry.

Jeremy Simcha Garber, the former Poetry Editor of the Reconstructionist magazine has written that: “…Guberman seems in many ways to be a Hebrew of Yiddish poet. He is unselfconsciously familiar with broad aspects of Jewish literature, rituals and history which inform his felicitous imagery.

….Guberman writes lyrical love poems with a bittersweet Jewish taste. Unlike many American Jewish poets, his concerns extend beyond the narrowly religious, political or sentimental.”

The information that will assist you in ordering it follows:

ISBN-13: 978-1479128761

ISBN-10: 1479128767

LCCN: 2012915136

As noted above, many of the pieces relate to Middle Eastern topics, particularly the struggles for peace and tranquility as well as many other themes that are universal.  If you're interested you can also contact the author at yofijr@hotmail.com. 

Here's a link to the Amazon US site (right now UK and DE are also available):

http://www.amazon.com/A-History-Interruptions-Jayseth-Guberman/dp/1479128767/