[Poetry reading and lecture at the St. Mary's College, April 21, 1970] / John Logan and Thomas Hinde.

Recorded at St. Mary's College on April 21, 1970 on a 120 min. Scotch sound cassette.

Poetry reading by John Logan at St. Mary's College on April 21, 1970. He was introduced by Harold Isbell. Logan reads from The zigzag walk, Ghosts of the heart, and from the manuscript of The anonymous lover. This is followed by a leacture about writing and self-criticism by Thomas Hinde of St. Mary's College. Hinde also reads from "The day the call came" and discusses a writer's ability to be objective about one's own work.

John Logan and Thomas Hinde.

The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.

1970

Sound recording

LOG013

John Logan reading:Lines for a young man who talked --Century piece for poor Heine --Three moves --Grandmother dead on the aeroplane --Suzanne --Two poems based on photographs by Aaron Siskind's --Only the dreamer can change the dream --New poem. --Disc 2.Thomas Hinde lecture.

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