Dean Rader with Matthew Zapruder

Thurs, Mar 26 • 7:00 PM

City Lights Bookstore

About this event

Join acclaimed poets Dean Rader and Matthew Zapruder as they read from their new works. Rader celebrates his publication 'Notes', while Zapruder shares insights from 'How To Continue', both published by The Economy Press. The event takes place onsite at City Lights and will also be broadcast on Zoom, requiring registration. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with two celebrated voices in contemporary poetry!

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