Philip Fried reads from his new book of poetry, Squaring the Circle (Salmon, 2017).
"I love Philip Fried's elegant quarrels with the cruelty and ignorance of the world or, more precisely, its inhabitants." —Thomas Lux
Philip Fried reads from his new book of poetry, Squaring the Circle (Salmon, 2017).
"I love Philip Fried's elegant quarrels with the cruelty and ignorance of the world or, more precisely, its inhabitants." —Thomas Lux
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| Poets for Science Gathering | Kent, OH | |
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| All Voices Heard: Open Mic | Chattanooga, TN | |
| Praise Song for the Body: A Writing Workshop with Camisha L. Jones | Washington, DC | |
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