Poetry, prose, photographs-- they
have a box in the English department upstairs,
and another box at the Poetry Center.
And they will be taking submissions
until the 10th of March.
If you have any questions, you might see Jim Perlman.
I hope you can join us tonight to meet
Adrienne Rich at the Student Union terrace lounge following
the reading.
Our next program will be February 21, a student reading
in the terrace lounge.
Dick Shelton will be reading for Pima College next Wednesday,
February 6, the east dining area,
Building A. That's the south side of the campus, at 8:30.
Of Adrienne Rich's newest book, Diving into the Wreck,
New York Times reviewer Margaret Atwood says,
"It is one of those rare books that
forces you to decide not just what you think about it,
but what you think about yourself."
Ms. Rich's first book, A Change of World,
was published in the Yale Series of Younger Poets books.
Her second book, The Diamond Cutters,
won the Ridgely Torrence Memorial Award for the Poetry
Society of America.
Her other books of poetry are Necessities
of Life, Snapshots of a Daughter-in-law, Leaflets,
which are poems, 1965 to '68, and The Will to Change.
I'm very happy to introduce to you my friend, Adrienne Rich.