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Three writers on how they came of age and found their voice as an artist. Poet and critic David Biespiel’s memoir The Education of a Young Poet charts his coming-of-age as a poet and the ways that language shapes our lives through personal and family history. In Caca Dolce: Essays from a Lowbrow Life, Chelsea
Three new poetry collections that confront our modern times by looking at once to the past and to the future, of the world, nation, and the self. A rejection of imposed identity and reclamation of self; imagining a heartbreaking, terrifying future that is an elegy for the present; and a celebration of the importance of
Portland-based writer David Biespiel shares selections from his memoir, A Place of Exodus, in this reading filmed at the Portland Art Museum.
Portland Book Festival virtual events, presented by Bank of America, will feature variety-show style interviews. Each night, three authors whose work shares thematic connections will join remotely, and interviewers will be broadcasting live from Portland literary locations. Tonights event features: Julia Cooke & Amy Wang; Ruth Ozeki & OPB's Dave Miller; Atsuro Riley & David Biespiel.
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