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Wojahn, David. Late Empire. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1994.
Kumin, Maxine. "You Are In Bear Country." The Long Approach. New York: Penguin, 1986.
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"Amanda Dreams She has Died and Gone to the Elysian Fields." House, Bridge, Fountain, Gate. New York: Viking, 1975.
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Farris, Katie. Standing in the Forest of Being Alive. New Gloucester: Alice James Books, 2023.
Katie Farris reads poems from Standing in the Forest of Being Alive (2023), which follows her experiences with breast cancer, chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. Through these poems, Farris explores love, intimacy, and daily life during illness with humor and compassion. She opens with one new poem and a translation of Ukrainian poet Lesyk Panasiuk. This reading was originally given with Ilya Kaminsky.
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