Sarabande's first book trailer, for Alex Taylor's The Name of the Nearest River, is online.
Paula Bohince (Incident at the Edge of Bayonet Woods) is a 2010-2011 Amy Lowell Poetry Traveling Scholar. Congratulations, Paula. Send us a postcard!
Alex Taylor's debut collection The Name of the Nearest River garners a starred review and interview from Publishers Weekly.
03-19-2010
With Karen Leona Anderson
UConn Co-op
4 p.m.
Suzy Staubach
860-486-5027
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