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| Robert Dassanowsky is Chair of Languages and Cultures and Director
of Film Studies at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.
He served as the founding President of the Colorado P.E.N.-Club (1993-99),
is a founding Director of the Austrian American Film Association and founding
Vice President of the International Alexander Lernet-Holenia Society. His
1996 book on Lernet-Holenia, Phantom Empires, was instrumental in
stimulating new international interest in this Austrian author. A
widely published poet and translator, Robert Dassanowsky is also an award-winning
playwright, has written for American television, and is an independent
film producer. Among his scholarly essays are studies on Goethe, Thomas
Mann, Robert Musil, Ingeborg Bachmann, Max Dauthendey and Leni Riefenstahl
and on various topics regarding Austrian, British and American cinema.
His book, Telegrams from the Metropole. Selected Poems 1980-1998
was published by Poetry Salzburg in 1999 and was nominated for a Pushcart
Prize, the prestigious American award for small press literature publication.
Robert Dassanowsky is the Contributing Editor of The Gale Encyclopedia
of Multicultural America, Editorial Advisor to the International
Directory of Films and Filmmakers, and serves as a contributing editor
to several American and Canadian literary journals. He is a member of the
Austrian P.E.N.-Club and of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts.
Robert Dassanowsky is joining the Editorial Board of Poetry Salzburg Review with No. 4 |
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Books available from Poetry Salzburg: Robert Dassanowsky: Telegrams from the Metropole. Selected Poems
1980-1998, 1999. 106 pp. ISBN-13 978-3-901993-02-2; ISBN-10 3-901993-02-9
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