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April 12, 2011 11:50:25 AM

Name::

Chris Horoschak

Which poet should we invite on the show?:

Joshua Beckman

Why? What questions should we ask them?:

A young, truly original American voice. Award winner, author of multiple volumes, and perhaps rarest, a traveling poet who performs live.

Ask him about traveling the country with poet Matthew Rohrer.

For National Poetry Month we're doing a series of segments with contemporary poets. But we're leaving on slot at the end of the month open for a listener-suggested poet!