Friday, January 11 2008
by Frank Stasio and Susan Davis
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"Spill," (Tupelo Press/2007) Michael Chitwood's new book of poems has been described as "profoundly moving" and "luminous." Chitwood reads from his collection, shares the stories behind the poems and tells host Frank Stasio what it's like to attend an academic conference about your own work. Hint: the word "surreal" comes to mind.
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