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Arts Sep 08

‘Parallel Currents’ Showcases a Poet’s Collection of Latin American Art

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Poetry Sep 21

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Ricardo Pau-Llosa

Poet Ricardo Pau-Llosa reads some of his poems.

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Poetry Sep 21

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Ricardo Pau-Llosa Reads ‘Seven Mile Bridge, Florida Keys’ and Other Poems

Ricardo Pau-Llosa was born in Havana in 1954 and has lived in the United States since 1960. His sixth book of poetry, "Parable Hunter" was published this year by Carnegie Mellon Press. Other titles include: "Vereda Tropical" (1999); "Cuba" (1993);…

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Poet Ricardo Pau-Llosa Reflects on Influences, Art

Ricardo Pau-Llosa, a prolific Miami-based poet and critic of Latin American art, remembers the colors, tastes and memories that shaped his youth and his writing, taking him back to his native Cuba.

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Poet Ricardo Pau-Llosa Reflects on Influences, Art

Ricardo Pau-Llosa, a prolific Miami-based poet and critic of Latin American art, remembers the colors, tastes and memories that shaped his youth and his writing, taking him back to his native Cuba.

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