A Reading
Mark Strand
Monday, 02 Feb 1987 at 12:00 am – South Ballroom, Memorial Union
Mark Strand is a poet, fiction writer, translator and anthologizer whose books include "The Late Hour," "Mr. and Mrs. Baby," "The Night Book," "Planet of the Lost Things," and "Selected Poems." He edited "The Contemporary American Poets" and with Octavio Paz, "New Poetry of Mexico." From the University Lectures Program archive.
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