Nancy Mairs will be reading from her new book.
Remembering the Bone House Sunday the 12th.
I can't find a place--
of this month, this Sunday.
Here we go.
At 7:30 at the Unitarian Universalist Church.
4832 East 22nd Street.
And they are requesting a donation at that reading.
There will be a benefit poetry and fiction reading
for the Tucson AIDS Project by a group called Outloud.
A group of lesbian, gay, and bisexual graduate students.
The readers for that evening will
be Forrest Ashby, Joy Harjo, Carolyn Kizer, Terry McMillan,
and Boyer Rickel.
The reading will be at the Ort Space Theater, Saturday,
March 254th at 8 o'clock.
And we will be announcing that again later.
I brought some more copies of the most recent newsletter,
which has the calendar of coming events.
And they're out on the refreshment table.
Be sure and stay tonight, and have some cookies,
lemonade, meet Mr. Zagajewski.
Adam Zagajewski was born in Lvov, Poland.
He now makes his home in Paris.
And for the second year, he is teaching the spring semester
at the University of Houston, Texas.
So we're happy that Houston brought him close enough
for us to bring him here.
He's a novelist and an essayist as well as poet.
We have a few copies of his Tremor:
Selected Poems for sale tonight.
It's the only book that's now available in English.
But he has a book of essays coming out
from Echo Press in a few months.
And he's agreed to read some of those for us tonight.
It's a great pleasure to welcome him to our campus.
Adam Zagajewski.