At the time of his death in 1988, Austrian exile poet Erich Fried had become renowned as a
fierce and unrelenting social and political critic. In a career spanning some fifty years, Fried's …

Erich fried: a writer without a country Erich fried: a writer without a country Abstract Erich Fried,
ultimately a prominent German poet, had been forced to flee from his native country after the …

The present article deals with the different moments of Erich Fried's exile in England as well
as the influence of English culture and ideology on his poetry. During his forced exile from …

Erich Fried, the Austrian-born poet who was forced to seek exile in Grcat Britain after the
'Anschluf3'in 1938, is perhaps best known for his political poetry in the 1960s and 1970s, but …

The relationship between the Austrian exile Erich Fried and his Welsh fellow-poet Dylan
Thomas is highlighted by Fried's translation into German of Under Milk Wood in 1954. This …

Erich Fried was not only a distinguished and prolific poet–he said once in a characteristic
phrase that he wrote poems the uay rabbits have babies—but a novelist, essayist and …

A consciously provocative half-truth is embedded in the claim Erich Fried once made that
writing is a political not a literary activity. 1 In his poems and prose it is not the forbidding …

Recognition came relatively late for Erich Fried, who left Austria for England in 1938 at the
age of seventeen, but by now he is recognised as one of the leading, though controversial …

The poetry of Austrian exile writer, Erich Fried (1921-1988), addresses both political and
personal themes. At the simplest level, a distinction can be identified between works which …

Some facts first: Friederike Mayröcker was born in Vienna in 1924, worked as an English
teacher from 1946 until 1969, since when she has lived as a freelance writer. She began …