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Posted on July 20, 2011July 23, 2011 by Ed Desautels

Appearances by Yours Truly, Diane Ackerman on Mark Seinfelt’s “Word Patriots”

More "Word Patriots" news to report. A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of joining Mark to discuss William Burroughs and his influence on my work. This week, poet, naturalist, and memoirist Diane Ackerman joined Mark to discuss her memoir One Hundred Names for Love, which concerns the stroke suffered by her husband, Paul…

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