This October we will host three separate sessions on the poetry of Arthur Sze. Poet and translator Arthur Sze is the 25th U.S. Poet Laureate. In addition to publishing twelve books of poetry, he also edits and translates. His work has received numerous awards including the National Book Award. His poems juxtapose complicated images and is informed by ancient Chinese poets, language, nature, and place. The reader must work to untangle (or entangle) these complex associations.
The next Quarterly Discussion is just around the corner. Join us for one of the 90-minute conversations. More details coming soon! If you have questions or want to register, please email Alissa Simon at as****@*mu.edu. There is no cost and readings can be provided if necessary. Select the date which best fits your schedule:
Thursday, October 15th at 5 pm PDT
Saturday, October 17th at 9 am PDT
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The next Quarterly Discussion is just around the corner. Join us for one of the 90-minute conversations. More details coming soon! If you have questions or want to register, please email Alissa Simon at as****@*mu.edu. There is no cost and readings can be provided if necessary. Select the date which best fits your schedule:
Thursday, October 15th at 5 pm PDT
Saturday, October 17th at 9 am PDT
October Quarterly Discussions Read More »
This October we will host three separate sessions on the poetry of Arthur Sze. Poet and translator Arthur Sze is the 25th U.S. Poet Laureate. In addition to publishing twelve books of poetry, he also edits and translates. His work has received numerous awards including the National Book Award. His poems juxtapose complicated images and is informed by ancient Chinese poets, language, nature, and place. The reader must work to untangle (or entangle) these complex associations.
This October we will host three separate sessions on the poetry of Arthur Sze. Poet and translator Arthur Sze is the 25th U.S. Poet Laureate. In addition to publishing twelve books of poetry, he also edits and translates. His work has received numerous awards including the National Book Award. His poems juxtapose complicated images and is informed by ancient Chinese poets, language, nature, and place. The reader must work to untangle (or entangle) these complex associations.
