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This post and the next feature four poems by Chilean-born Canadian Beatriz Hausner from the "The Dream of Theodora" section taken from her most recent collection Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart. I remind you that so far I am the only one who has translated Beatriz's poems into Greek.

I asked Beatriz a few questions and she was kind enough to answer me

Beatriz Hausner introduces readers to her poetry book, She Who Lies Above (Book*hug Press, Fall 2023). Available for pre-order now from bookhugpress.ca

In this Q&A, Beatriz generously shares what it means to be part of our author family, a title from fellow Book*hug Stephen Cain that has left a lasting effect on her, and her thoughts on what it means to be published by an independent press.

In She Who Lies Above, poet, librarian and translator, Beatriz Hausner, transcribes Hypatia’s name into a cheeky title indicative of the erotic élan that characterizes Hausner’s poetry. 

Will the real Beatriz Hausner please stand up! Meaning, give our readers an overview of who you are, what you do, and why you do it.

TtD supplement #282 : seven questions for Beatriz Hausner

Episodio 667: Acercándonos a escritoras - Beatriz Hausner

Beatriz Hausner is taking us behind “Everyday Goddesses,” a poem from She Who Lies Above

"A new way of being in the world" In Conversation with Beatriz Hausner

Beatriz Hausner, one of the poets invited to the Festival International de la Poésie de Trois-Rivières, reads her poem, "High Priestess," taken from her latest collection, Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart, published by Book*hug Press in 2020. 

Poet Questionnaire: Beatriz Hausner answering Stan Rogal

My efforts at spreading the news about surrealism and providing a space for living surrealists continue with Issue Number 2 of The Philosophical Egg