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Carrie Fountain
Carrie Fountain speaks about her debut collection Burn Lake, a book in which focused self-awareness burnishes her observations of her childhood and adolesence in New Mexico…
Carrie Fountain speaks about her debut collection Burn Lake, a book in which focused self-awareness burnishes her observations of her childhood and adolesence in New Mexico. Fountain's poetry attempts to recapture the infinite hope and inescapable loss that accompany growing up, a time before "the unseen, unwished for present" got in the way.
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Carrie Fountain reads from Burn Lake. Her debut collection focuses on the loss of innocence and growing up.
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Award-winning poet Terrance Hayes discusses and reads from his new work, Lighthead.
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