I sat down with NCPR book reviewer Betsy Kepes a few weeks ago to talk about A Drop of Ink and to read a few poems. Through the wonder of editing–the removal of many ums, digressions, brain freezes, and irrelevencies–the final cut makes me sound like I know what I’m talking about. It aired this morning on the NCPR news program The Eight O’Clock Hour. You can hear me read three poems from the book: “Afterword,” “Coyote,” and “Water Prayer.”
Interview/reading with Betsy Kepes
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