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Someone invited poet/translator/activist Sam Hamill to her house to talk
about two of America's most overtly political poets and one of our most
deceptively simple but most subversive poets (Whitman, Hughes and
Dickinson) a short while back. The host seemed surprised that literature
is not separable from culture, politics and criticism of those in power.
Sam and other poets were disinvited, but have since launched a series of
readings across the US by some excellent poets (and a few others too).

The Raleigh version will take place on this Friday evening Feb 21 at 7:30
at the Bickett Gallery in Five Points http://www.bickettgallery.com

Poets reading will include:
Betty Adcock, Daphne Althas, John Balaban, Jim Clark, Ariel Dorfman, Mary 
Ellis Gibson, Paul Jones, Al Maginnes, Margaret Rabb, David Rigsbee, 
William Pitt Root, and Pamela Uschuk

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