...at a WCU Poetry Conference first: former conference attendee, now accomplished poet Rhina Espaillat delivers the keynote reading on Wednesday, June 10.
Part One: Dana Gioia introduces Rhina Espaillat
Part Two: Rhina Espaillat considers the "Yenta"
Part Three: Rhina Espaillat reads selected poems
For the complete and higher quality audio recording of readings, check out http://www.wcupa.edu/poetry in a few weeks, when an audio podcast will be posted. Last year's readings are currently available.
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