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Last night, in the Corner Room of the New York Public Library's Mid-Manhattan Branch (40th Street and Fifth Avenue), an attentive audience was wowed by poems from Russia (with translations read by John Narins) and the United States. From left to right below: David Lehman (moderator), Russian poets Alla Gorbunova, Dina Gatina, Lev Oborin, American poets Heather Christle, Tina Chang, Matthew Yeager.
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