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The Poet as Professor: robert hass, lyn hejinian, d.a. powell + w.s. di piero

The Poet as Professor: robert hass, lyn hejinian, d.a. powell + w.s. di piero

March 29, 2013
Steven Gray
Event Review, I WOULD SAY, REVIEWS, Reviews by Steven Gray

I took a futuristic train out of town and ended up on the steps of Wheeler Hall, built in 1917. Inside, I ran into a…

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DEAN YOUNG BENEFIT: if you reset your heart

DEAN YOUNG BENEFIT: if you reset your heart

June 28, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review, Scene, Statement

On Thursday, Jun 23 ZYZZYVA and the Squaw Valley Community of Writers organized a Bay Area benefit to help Dean Young absorb the staggering costs of his recent heart transplant. An exceptional roster of poets each read one of Dean’s poems and one of their own.

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