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October 09, 2015

We're There for You: Leah Umansky to Live Tweet the Academy of American Poets "Poets Forum."

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Once again we're thrilled that Leah Umansky is taking over our twitter feed to bring to you the best of this weekend's Poets Forum (click on link to see the full program). Leah has a knack for picking out the moments and bits of conversation that make this popular Academy of American Poets event come alive. If you're not following us already, this is a good time to sign up @bestampo.

LeahLeah Umansky is the author of the Mad-Men inspired chapbook, Don Dreams and I Dream & the full length, Domestic Uncertainties. Her dystopian chapbook of poems is forthcoming in 2016 by Kattywompus Press. Read more at http://www.leahumansky.com and follow Leah on twitter @lady_bronte.

Thank you, Leah. 

--sdh

 

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