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Tue November 12, 2013

Poetry Panel with ALAN SOLDOFSKY and JACK MARSHALL at Books Inc. Opera Plaza

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Books Inc. Opera Plaza proudly presents a night of poetry with Alan Soldofsky, Director of San Jose State University's Creative Writing Program, with poems featured in The Nation and The North American Review, among others, sharing In the Buddha Factory, a captivating collection of poetry featuring the backdrop of Silicon Valley. Joining Alan for this lovely evening is PEN Center USA Award-recipient, two time Northern California Book Award-winner, and National Book Critics Circle finalist, Jack Marshall, sharing Spiral Trace, an unflinching, and soulful poetic lament on a ravaged planet.
Books Inc. Opera Plaza proudly presents a night of poetry with Alan Soldofsky, Director of San Jose State University's Creative Writing Program, with poems featured in The Nation and The North American Review, among others, sharing In the Buddha Factory, a captivating collection of poetry featuring the backdrop of Silicon Valley. Joining Alan for this lovely evening is PEN Center USA Award-recipient, two time Northern California Book Award-winner, and National Book Critics Circle finalist, Jack Marshall, sharing Spiral Trace, an unflinching, and soulful poetic lament on a ravaged planet.
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