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"The National Book Award winning author of What Work Is, reads his work to a packed house at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Love Library in January, 1994, as part of "The Writing Life" series sponsored by the National Book Foundation / Lila Wallace Readers' Digest Fund."@en
"Philip Levine, who has received a National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize, is a poet of the American working class and underclass. Mr. Levine reads from his Selected Poems, Sweet Will, and A Walk with Tom Jefferson. The poet Lewis MacAdams interviewed Mr. Levine and the reading took place in Los Angeles on June 20, 1988."
"Philip Levine reads selections from his poetry."@en
""Philip Levine, winner of the National Book Critic's Circle Award, reads at the Los Angeles Theatre Center and is interviewed by Lewis MacAdams"--Container."@en
""Philip Levine, winner of the National Book Critic's Circle Award, reads at the Los Angeles Theatre Center and is interviewed by Lewis MacAdams"--Container."
"Philip Levine reads a selection of his poetry before a class at the Poetry Center at San Francisco State University. The reading includes the following poems: "A new day," "Salami," "Angel butcher," "At the Fillmore," "On the murder of Lt. Jose del Castillo by the Falangist Bravo Martinez," "The last step," "Let me begin again," "The suit," "Look," and "Sweet will.""
"Philip Levine reads from Selected poems, Sweet will, and A Walk with Tom Jefferson."@en