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HAWK & WHIPPOORWILL READING

By PenAnvilPress on Sun, Jul 6, 2008 10:52 pm

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The Pen & Anvil Press invites you to join us as we mark the revival of August Derleth's semi-annual "Hawk & Whippoorwill: Poems of Man and Nature" at Symposium Books (526 Commonwealth Ave, Boston). Poets from the new issue will read their work, and a special edition of the journal featuring hand-crafted art covers will be available for purchase. After the reading, please linger for wine and light refreshments as we browse the selection of related texts displayed by the Symposium staff.

This event is free and open to the general public; to contact us, please call or write: 617-935-4951 hawk.and.whippoorwill@gmail.com

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