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The Poets Weave is a weekly five-minute program of poetry reading hosted by local poets Jenny Kander and Christopher Citro. The Poets Weave airs Sundays at 11:46 a.m. on WFIU HD1.

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03.14.2010 – Alyce Miller, on the theme of life and stuff
03.07.2010 – Magda Sokolowski’s “Dreamscape” and other poems
02.28.2010 – from “For my Cat Jeoffry” by Christopher Smart
02.21.2010 – Alyce Miller, on the theme of animals
02.14.2010 – Love poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay
02.07.2010 – Steve Castro’s “Un monstruo oscuro encima de una gente clara”
02.01.2010 – Dedicated to Haiti – poems by Nadine Pinède and Danielle Georges
01.24.2010 – Ross Gay – A poem in which I try to express my glee…
01.17.2010 – Tony Brewer reads from his new chapbook Little Glove in a Big Hand
01.10.2010 – Jason Wesco – Kentucky Bottoms…
01.03.2010 – Ross Gay reads from his new manuscript Bringing the Shovel Down

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Jenny Kander
A native of South Africa, Jenny came to Bloomington in 1992, where she is an active member of the local poetry scene. Read More »

Christopher Citro
Originally from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Christopher is Associate Editor of Lyric Poetry Review and a student at Indiana University. Read More »

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