Our next reading will be two weeks from tonight.
Poet Louise Glück will be reading for us
in this auditorium.
The next reading at Pima College is one week from tonight.
Tucson poet Susan North will be reading.
That's in their main building on the South Side--
the building that has the cafeteria
and all the open lounge space.
It will be up in one of the lounges.
I hope you can come to the union tonight
to have a cookie with Mr Anderson.
[LAUGHTER]
And a little punch in the mouth if you're not good.
We had announced that we would have the refreshments here
tonight, but we will be over in the terrace
where we usually are.
Nard Taiz from Pima College asked if I would announce that
they are still accepting submissions for Mazagines
Datebook, until the 17th of March--
poetry, fiction, prose, non-fiction, graphics,
photographs.
And there are cash prizes for the winners
of those submissions.
And I hear by the grapevine that money is available now.
Some undergraduate students are beginning
a new literary magazine, so we should have a flyer available.
The information about submissions
for an undergraduate magazine for our university students--
poetry, prose, and graphics.
Hopefully, something will be out next week about that,
so look in the Wildcat.
Look for posters.
Jon Anderson is living in Tucson now.
Most recently, he was teaching at the University
in Pittsburgh.
His books from the University of Pittsburgh Press
are Looking for Jonathan, Death and Friends, and In Sepia.
He's published in all the usual poetry magazines such as Field
or High Review Poetry, American Poetry Review and many others.
He's currently enjoying a Guggenheim Fellowship,
living and working with his family here in Tucson.
He's read for us twice before, and those of us
who've heard him read know that we
have a great treat in store tonight, Jon Anderson.
[APPLAUSE]