WSU1s department of English continues its Spring 2006 Visiting Writer Series with author Gary Gildner on Tuesday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Museum of Art Gallery.
Gildner has published twenty books, including Blue Like the Heavens: New and Selected Poems, Somewhere Geese Are Flying: New and Selected Stories, The Second Bridge (a novel), and The Warsaw Sparks. His book The Bunker in the Parsley Fields won the 1996 Iowa Poetry Prize. He has also received a National Magazine Award for fiction, Pushcart prizes in fiction and nonfiction, the Robert Frost Fellowship, and several other prizes and fellowships.
Books and refreshments will be available after the reading.
For more information, please call Andrea Mason at (509)335-6846.
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