If the Weekly said that the reading was Sunday night
and the Star said that the reading was in the museum,
we may have some latecomers.
Our next reading is two weeks from tonight
in this auditorium, and the reader
will be Barbara Anderson.
Tomorrow night in the Chicano Readers Series,
Rolando Hinojosa will read in the Student Union Terrace
Lounge at 7:30.
And next Wednesday night, the 24th
in this room at 8:00 o'clock, the Writers at Work
will sponsor reading by N. Scott Momaday and Dan Jones.
And the next Among Other Things reading
will be a week from Saturday, the 27th.
And that will be Will Clipman as their featured reader and then
an open mic.
So I don't expect you to remember any of that,
and there's a stack of our newsletters
out on the refreshment table if you'll
help yourself to a newsletter.
All of the readings and their places and times
are announced in there.
Real happy to have Alice Fulton with us.
She's come to us from the University of Michigan--
Ann Arbor.
She's published three collections of poetry:
Palladium, which was the winner of the 1985 National Poetry
Series open competition, published
by the University of Illinois Press.
Dance Script with Electric Ballerina,
which was the winner of the 1982 Associated Writing Programs
Award in poetry.
And we have a few copies of those two
books on sale tonight.
And her first book was Anchors of Light.
She appears in many anthologies and little magazines,
and her honors include fellowships from the Guggenheim
Foundation, the Yaddo Colony, Michigan Society of Fellows,
and Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown.
It's a great pleasure to introduce Alice Fulton.