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Martín Espada à la mode

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Martín Espada à la mode
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Poetry and pie, and a “famously crusty poet” in a crusty old chapel. Monte talks with National Book Award winning poet Martín Espada about two upcoming readings. And Martin shares 3 brilliant poems from his latest book Floaters.

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On Saturday, April 30th, it’s Poetry and Pie at the Florence Poetry Carnival:

On Monday, May 2nd, it’s the Old Chapel at the University of Massachusetts:

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