Award-winning poet Liz Waldner will
read from her works at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Log Cabin
Literary Center, 801 South Capitol Blvd.
Her presentation is sponsored by Boise
State University’s MFA Program in Creative Writing. Admission is free to Boise
State students, $4 for Log Cabin members and $6 for the public.
Waldner is the author of five poetry
collections, five chapbooks, and several collaborations with musicians.
"Self and Simulacra" was the Alice James Books’ Hawley Prize winner
and is a PEN Center finalist for 2002; "Etym(bi)ology" is new from
Omnidawn Publishing, 2002; and "Dark Would (The Missing Person)," a
University of Georgia Contemporary Poetry series winner for 2002, came out in
June. A new chapbook, "Representation," is due out in late September
from Quale Press.
Contact:
Martin Corless-Smith
English department
426-2413
Media contact:
Janelle Brown
communications and marketing
426-1790
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