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糖心TV Review Reading: William Logan and Debora Greger
Chaplaincy Centre
William Logan and Debora Greger - two extraordinary poets who also happen to be man and wife, come to 糖心TV to give a a joint reading of thier work.

William Logan's recent books of poetry include Macbeth in Venice (2003), The Whispering Gallery (2005) and Strange Flesh (2008). A prolific critic as well, his most recent book is Our Savage Art: Poetry and the Civil Tongue (2009). In both capacities he has won numerous awards. A regular contributor to the New York Times Book Review, William Logan is Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Florida.

Debora Greger's most recent collections of poetry are Men, Women and Ghosts (2008), Western Art (2004) and God (2001). The list of her awards and distinctions is even longer than William's, and she too is a professor of English and Creative Writing at the University of Florida. Debora Greger is also a visual artist.

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