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  • "John Logan poetry reading at UB"
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  • "Poet and professor John Logan reads a variety of material from his body of work, including many poems from Manhattan movements. Poem "The Transformation" is interrupted at line 22. End of reading captures informal conversation between Logan and students and audience members."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan features works from his book, The zigzag walk. Reading cuts over to a David Ignatow reading at track 11. At the end of the reading, Ignatow invites Logan to visit him in Cape Cod and mentions that he has already invited James Tate and Robert Creeley."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan. The sound quality of the tape varies and at times in inaudable. The poem Annapolis cuts off shortly after the beginning and the quality gets very poor and the sound gets quiet in track 4. The quality improves in track 6."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan. Logan reads from his new manuscript for The zigzag walk. He is introduced by "Mr. Clack" as a current professor at the University at Buffalo."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan. He read from Cycle for Mother Cabrini and from the manuscript of Ghosts of the heart. Logan discusses elements that contribute to his poetry, such as Arthur Rimbaud, his mother, his understanding of other races, and imagery from the works of James Joyce."
  • "John Logan reads poems from his 1955 book, Cycle for Mother Cabrini."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan. Logan read from The house that Jack built and the manuscript for The bridge of change. He discusses the relationship between prose and poetry."
  • "Recording of poetry readings was made and owned by John Logan. Disc 1 features a recorded a spirited reading by Dylan Thomas. The logistics of the reading are unidentified. Thomas discusses his early education, early poems and his views, sometimes comical, on reading the works of fellow modern British poets. Disc 2 features a poetry reading by John Logan. He reads from Cycle for Mother Cabrini, Ghosts of the heart, and from the manuscript for Spring of the thief."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan was sponsored by the Geneseo College English Department and the New York Council on the Arts and the YM and YWHA, New York. Logan was introduced by Dave Kelley."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan at the Psychology Club. Logan read from Ghosts of the heart, Cycle for Mother Cabrini, and the manuscript of Spring of the thief. Logan provides ample anecdotes and introductory remarks to his poems. This was Logan's first reading in Los Angeles."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan featuring poems from his work, Cycle for Mother Cabrini."
  • "Poetry reading by John Logan at Notre Dame University during the South Bend Literary Festival, possibly in 1975. Logan reads from: The zigzag walk, Ghosts of the heart, Spring of the thief, The anonymous lover, and Poem in progress. The disc begins with John Logan Jr. playing guitar music until track 4 of disc 1. and from track 1 to track 5 of disc 2."
  • "Poet and professor John Logan is introduced by an unnamed student for a poetry reading of old and new material."

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  • "Poetry reading"
  • "[Poetry reading at Notre Dame University]"
  • "[Poetry reading at the State University of New York College at Geneseo]"
  • "[Poetry reading from Cycle for Mother Cabrini]"
  • "[Poetry reading, Buffalo, N.Y.]"
  • "[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo]"
  • "[Poetry readings]"
  • "[Poetry reading at Foothills College]"
  • "[Poetry reading at the Psychology Club in Los Angeles, California]"
  • "[Poetry reading]"

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