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Lopate, Phillip. Bachelorhood. New York: Arbor House, 1981.
Lopate, Phillip. Against Joie De Vivre. New York: Poseidon, 1989.
Pinsky, Robert. Proverbs of Limbo. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2024.
Poet and Poetry Center Interim Director Mark Wunderlich reads a series of poems in response to trauma, loss, and HIV/AIDS. The poems in this reading are from a manuscript-in-progress that at the time was titled The Grooves of This. Most would go on to be collected in Wunderlich's debut, The Anchorage (1999).
Timothy Donnelly reads primarily from his fourth collection, Chariot (2023), choosing poems that look to both history and daily life as they consider the human experience of time and perception. He also reads from his third collection, The Problem of the Many (2019), and shares one new, unpublished poem.
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