Imagining the Land Reading Series – The Interior and Exterior Landscape of Poetry
Mark Wunderlich
Saturday, 05 Apr 2003 at 2:00 pm – Pioneer Room, Memorial Union
Mark Wunderlich's first volume of poems, The Anchorage, received the 1999 Lambda Literary Award. His second book, Voluntary Servitude, is forthcoming from Graywolf Press. He teaches in the MFA Program at Sarah Lawrence College in New York. Ruth L. Schwartz received the AWP prize in poetry for her first book, Accordion Breathing and Dancing; her second book, Singular Bodies, won the Anhinga Prize in Poetry; and her third book, Edgewater, won the 2001 National Poetry Series. She teaches at California State University, Fresno. Also, a Friday afternoon seminar: "Inner and Outer Landscapes of Poetry,"4 p.m., April 4th, 212Ross Hall .
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