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The 2014 The Puterbaugh Festival of International Literature and Culture kicks off this Wednesday!

Join us if you're in Oklahoma!
With World Literature Today.
http://www.puterbaughfestival.org/201...

Opening Night
Wednesday, March 26th 6:30 pm

Dreaming My Animal Selves/Le Songe de Mes Ames Animales by Helene Cardona

Traveler of the Century A Novel by Andrés Neuman

Traveler of the Century by Andrés Neuman

A public reception and bilingual poetry readings by Rodrigo Figueroa, Hélène Cardona, and Andrés Neuman with translator George Henson, and live classical guitar music by Gunter Hammett.

Free and open to the public; no reservations required.

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Published on March 25, 2014 00:38 • Tags: andrés-neuman, bilingual-poetry-readings, dreaming-my-animal-selves, el-viajero-del-siglo, fsg, george-henson, gunter-hammett, hélène-cardona, le-songe-de-mes-ames-animales, march-26-2014, opening-night, puterbaughfestival, rodrigo-figueroa, salmon-poetry, traveler-of-the-century, university-of-oklahoma, wednesday, world-literature-today

Reading Andrés Neuman: A Roundtable Discussion at The Puterbaugh Festival of International Literature, Oklahoma

FRIDAY March 28, 2014

Reading Andrés Neuman: A Roundtable Discussion, with World Literature Today.

I participate in the Roundtable Discussion with George Henson, moderated by Michelle Johnson:

http://puterbaughfestival.org/events/...

http://puterbaughfestival.org/events/...

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Published on March 27, 2014 17:41 • Tags: andrés-neuman, bilingual-poetry-readings, dreaming-my-animal-selves, el-viajero-del-siglo, fsg, george-henson, gunter-hammett, hélène-cardona, le-songe-de-mes-ames-animales, march-26-2014, opening-night, puterbaughfestival, rodrigo-figueroa, salmon-poetry, traveler-of-the-century, university-of-oklahoma, wednesday, world-literature-today

Interviewing John Ashbery

My interview with John Ashbery about his COLLECTED FRENCH TRANSLATIONS - published by FSG and masterfully edited by Eugene Richie and Rosanne Wasserman - and more... in