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Cynthia Macdonald has read for the [[O.B. Hardison Poetry Series]] on two occasions: December 12, 1986 for the [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute]], and on October 22, 1992. | Cynthia Macdonald has read for the [[O.B. Hardison Poetry Series]] on two occasions: December 12, 1986 for the [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute]], and on October 22, 1992. | ||
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Macdonald combines wit and technical sophistication in bravura poems of terrifying insight. A former opera singer and Freudian lay analyst, Macdonald developed the distinguished creative writing program at the University of Texas at Houston and has published six books of poetry including ''Living Wills'', ''Alternate Means of Transport'', and ''I Can’t Remember''. | Macdonald combines wit and technical sophistication in bravura poems of terrifying insight. A former opera singer and Freudian lay analyst, Macdonald developed the distinguished creative writing program at the University of Texas at Houston and has published six books of poetry including ''Living Wills'', ''Alternate Means of Transport'', and ''I Can’t Remember''. | ||
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Cynthia Macdonald has read for the O.B. Hardison Poetry Series on two occasions: December 12, 1986 for the Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute, and on October 22, 1992.
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Macdonald combines wit and technical sophistication in bravura poems of terrifying insight. A former opera singer and Freudian lay analyst, Macdonald developed the distinguished creative writing program at the University of Texas at Houston and has published six books of poetry including Living Wills, Alternate Means of Transport, and I Can’t Remember.
Click here to listen to Cynthia Macdonald read "The Murderer's Daughter."
Visit her Poetry Foundation page for more information.