Writers at Work are sponsoring reading tomorrow night at 7:30,
in the Terrace Lounge of Student Union.
And the readers are Pat Hocktell, of our MFA program
at the University, and novelist, short story writer,
storyteller, and poet, Leslie Silko.
That's at 7:30 tomorrow night, in the Terrace Lounge.
I hope that you're all going to be OK.
We don't have another reading until January 30th.
If you need a fix call Bob Langone at Pima College.
[LAUGHING] Don't call me.
Donald Hall last read for us 1972,
so you all have a big treat tonight
because we know we've already heard him once,
and he's a marvelous reader, a marvelous storyteller.
For many years, he taught at the University of Michigan,
and then decided to devote full time
to his writing, moved to his family's home in New Hampshire.
In addition to poetry, he's edited numerous books.
He writes fiction, art history, sports.
His most recent book of poetry is Kicking the Leaves.
His honors and awards include two Guggenheim fellowships,
a Henry fellowship at Oxford University,
and special fellowships at Stanford and Harvard
Universities.
I hope you'll be able to come over to the union to meet him.
Have some punch and cookies after the reading tonight.
Mr. Donald Hall.
[APPLAUSE]
Thank you.