Hear that, we're open on Wednesday nights
now at the Poetry Center.
Normally from 7 to 10 and on evenings
when we have a reading we'll be open from 5 to 8,
so if you'd like to come in and read and listen
to tapes before coming to a reading
we hope you'll use the Center.
We're also open on Sunday afternoon.
The first of our visiting poets, who's the British poet Stephen
Spender, and his reading will be on Monday night, October 13.
It's the only reading this semester
that will be on a Monday night, everything else
is scheduled for Wednesday.
He'll read in modern languages auditorium.
And he will meet in this room informally with students
on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and anyone who's interested is welcome to attend.
It would be just a question and answers session.
This is the first time we've had a joint poetry and prose
reading.
Michael Cuddihy is reading for us tonight from his poems.
He's been writing for seven years
and his work has appeared in such magazines as Kayak, Sumac
and Iowa Review.
He's the editor of Ironwood Magazine, a national magazine.
And Ironwood also publishes a series of chapbooks.
Michael Cuddihy will read for us first.
Think I've got it at that point.