And our last reading will be the contest awards
reading in the Student Union Terrace Lounge
on the 30th, which I think is a Tuesday.
The last reading sponsored by Pima College for this year,
will be next Tuesday night, April 16.
The reader is Sam Hammond.
And that reading will be in the board room,
and they'll have posters and signs up to direct you.
Our new literary magazine, Window Rock
will be available the end of next week.
If you'd like more information about little rock,
I mean, Window Rock--
I'm just a little girl from Little Rock.
If you want more information about Window Rock,
see Jim Perlman tonight at the reception for Mr.
Pack following the reading.
The reception will be in the Terrace Lounge
at the Student Union.
Robert Pack comes to us from Middlebury, Vermont, which had
16 inches of snow yesterday.
He's professor of English at Middlebury,
and he is the director of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
He has published five volumes of poetry, The Irony of Joy,
The Strangers Privilege, Guarded by Women,
Home from the Cemetery, and most recently, Nothing But Light.
His work has appeared widely in little magazines.
In addition to his poetry, he has written critical work
called Wallace Stevens, an introduction to his poetry.
He's published three children's books and three anthologies.
Two anthologies of contemporary poetry, and one
of short stories.
I'm very happy to introduce him to you tonight, Mr Robert Pack.
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