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Seattle Arts & Lectures Presents Poetry Series: Alberto Ríos—Online & Pre-taped

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Friday, May 28, 2021, 7–9 pm
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Chicano poet Alberto Ríos, who was named Arizona's first poet laureate in 2013 and continues to hold the title, talks about his affinity for lyricism and magical realism in this pre-taped Seattle Arts & Lectures Q&A with Donna Miscolta (Living Color: Angie Rubio Stories).

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