Christopher Burawa - March 15, 2009

Date
Sponsors

UA Poetry Center, Tucson Festival of Books

Reading Series
Christopher Burawa

Christopher Burawa reads from The Small Mystery of Lapses (2006). He also reads uncollected and unpublished poems, including translations of poems by Icelandic poet Jóhann Hjálmarsson. This reading was originally given alongside Ofelia Zepeda for the inaugural Tucson Festival of Books.

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Introduction
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by Tony Luebbermann

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Opening Remarks and "What Jarrell and I Have in Common"
Citation

Burawa, Christopher. The Small Mystery of Lapses. Cleveland: Cleveland State University, 2006.

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"Evening of the Tipped Boat and Our Resting"
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Burawa, Christopher. The Small Mystery of Lapses. Cleveland: Cleveland State University, 2006.

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"one two, eight nine"
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Burawa, Christopher. [i]The Small Mystery of Lapses[/i]. Cleveland: Cleveland State University, 2006.

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"The Mind Flows a River that Murders Someone"
Citation

Burawa, Christopher. "The Mind Flows a River that Murders Someone." Columbia Poetry Review. 19 (2006). Print.

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"A Theory of Eczema"
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Burawa, Chris. "A Theory of Eczema." Prairie Schooner. 82:1 (Spring 2008): 40-41. Print.

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"An Enso for Larry Levis"
Citation

Burawa, Christopher. "An Enso for Larry Levis." Burnside Review. 3:1 (2006): 50. Print.

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"Desire and Disbelief"
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by Jóhann Hjálmarsson. Trans. Christopher Burawa. From an unpublished manuscript of translations.

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"Valediction for Rimbaud"
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by Jóhann Hjálmarsson. Trans. Christopher Burawa. From an unpublished manuscript of translations.

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"Morning Light in the Faroes" and "Song"
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by Jóhann Hjálmarsson. Trans. Christopher Burawa. From an unpublished manuscript of translations.

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"Love Poem"
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by Jóhann Hjálmarsson. Trans. Christopher Burawa. From an unpublished manuscript of translations.

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