Poetry
Kazim Ali and Myung Mi Kim

Ali’s The Far Mosque, an elegant yet plainspoken debut, draws on mystical lyrical traditions. Kim’s Dura, a classic of experimental poetics, charts a public history of and her personal relationship with immigration and cultural severing. A panel discussion on Dura featuring Cathy Park Hong, Tan Lin and Warren Liu follows the reading.

$5 suggested donation; open to the public

Poetry

Kazim Ali and Myung Mi Kim
Friday, November 14, 2008
7:00 PM
$0.00
The Workshop
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