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Meet Lou Lipsitz
- Lipsitz joins host Frank Stasio for National Poetry Month to talk about the connection between poetry and therapy.
Lou Lipsitz spent 30 years as a professor of political science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and several more as a psychotherapist. Lipsitz is also a poet, often combining the art of teaching and counseling with his writing. His new collection of poems is called “if this world falls apart” (Lynx House Press/2011).
The book, his fourth, earned him the prestigious Blue Lynx Poetry Prize.