Our Lives: National Poetry Month with Dr. Randall Horton
April is National Poetry Month. Dr. Randall Horton of the University of New Haven joined Gwen Edwards. He is an author of a new book, “Dead Weight,” a poet and a scholar.
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He is an author of a new book, “Dead Weight,” a poet and a scholar.
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