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DESCRIPTION:Red Hen Press hosts a reading and chat with Jim Peterson\, auth
 or of THE HORSE WHO BEARS ME AWAY\, Susan Ludvigson\, author of WAVE IF YO
 U CAN SEE ME\, and Joshua Rivkin\, SUITOR!\n\nThis Fall poetry special fea
 tures Joshua Rivkin\, Jim Peterson\, and Susan Ludvigson\, tune in for an 
 exciting and unique show-and-tell on how these poets are getting through t
 he pandemic.\n\nJim Peterson is the author of six collections of poetry\, 
 three chapbooks\, numerous plays\, and a novel\, Paper Crown\, published b
 y Red Hen Press and recently made available on Audible. His poetry collect
 ion The Owning Stone won Red Hen Press’s Benjamin Saltman Award for 1999
 . His newest collection\, Speech Minus Applause\, was released by Press 53
  in 2019. His poems have appeared widely in journals including Poetry\, Ge
 orgia Review\, Shenandoah\, Poetry Northwest\, Prairie Schooner\, and many
  others. His stories have appeared in the Los Angeles Review\, South Dakot
 a Review\, and The Laurel Review. A collection of stories\, Many Small Fir
 es\, is forthcoming from Red Hen Press. Retired Coordinator of Creative Wr
 iting at Randolph College\, he is on the faculty of the University of Nebr
 aska-Omaha Low-Res MFA Program in Creative Writing. He lives with his char
 ismatic corgi\, Mama Kilya\, in Lynchburg\, Virginia.\n\nSusan Ludvigson h
 as published ten collections of poems\, most with LSU Press. She has recei
 ved Guggenheim\, Rockefeller\, NEA\, Fulbright\, and Witter-Bynner fellows
 hips as well as North and South Carolina Fellowships. She represented the 
 US at writers’ meetings in Belgium\, Canada\, France\, and the former Yu
 goslavia. Journal publications include the Atlantic Monthly\, the Nation\,
  Poetry\, Georgia Review\, Gettysburg Review\, and Five Points. Now Profes
 sor Emerita at Winthrop University\, she also served as poet-in-residence 
 at the University of South Carolina and Appalachian State University. The 
 Library of Congress recorded a reading of her poems in 1995. She is the fo
 rmer director of the Lena Miles-Wever Todd Poetry series.\n\nJoshua Rivkin
  is the author of Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly\, a New York Ti
 mes Book Review editor’s choice and finalist for 2019 PEN/Jacqueline Bog
 rad Weld Award for Biography and the Marfield Prize\, the National Award f
 or Arts Writing. His poems and essays have appeared in the New Yorker\, Sl
 ate\, Southern Review\, Virginia Quarterly Review\, and Best New Poets. A 
 former Fulbright Fellow in Rome\, Italy\, as well as a Stegner Fellow in p
 oetry\, he has received awards and scholarships from the Sustainable Arts 
 Foundation\, the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown\, and the Bread Loa
 f Writers’ Conference.
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SUMMARY:Red Hen Press Fall Book Tour Presents: Jim Peterson\, Susan Ludvigs
 on\, Joshua Rivkin
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CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Lecture / Talk / Workshop
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