David Henderson: March 15, 2018
The Poetry Center presents David Henderson reading a retrospective selection of poems, from his earliest published works to the present, and in conversation with the audience. Henderson reads from Felix of the Silent Forest (Poets Press, 1967), De Mayor of Harlem (E.P. Dutton, 1970), The Low East (North Atlantic Books, 1980), Neo California (North Atlantic Books, 1998), and newer work from manuscript, including a work-in-progress “For Gil Scott-Heron.” His reading is followed by a conversation with the audience.
- Originally Recorded By
- DocFilm Institute
- Location
- The Poetry Center, SFSU
- Date
- 03/15/2018
- Total Run Time
- 01:59:03
- Contributor
- Steve Dickison, Duane Deterville, Gabrielle Daniels, George Brooks, Sheppard Powell
- Rights
- ©© American Poetry Archives. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. For all other uses please email poetry@sfsu.edu
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