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Gordon Henry Jr. reads and discusses River People--The Lost Watch on August 3, 2020

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Gordon Henry Jr. reads and discusses his poem "River People--The Lost Watch" on August 3, 2020, from his home in Canadian Lakes, Michigan. Gordon Henry Jr., an enrolled citizen of the White Earth Anishinaabe Nation in Minnesota, is a poet and fiction writer. His writing has been published in numerous anthologies in the United States and has been translated into German, Spanish, and Italian. His book The Failure of Certain Charms was translated into Catalan by Carmen Manuel Cuenca from the University of Valencia. Gordon teaches courses in Creative Writing and American Indian Literature in the English Department at Michigan State University.

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Gordon Henry Jr.
Title: 
Gordon Henry Jr. reads and discusses River People--The Lost Watch on August 3, 2020
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Library of Congress (LOC) Public Access
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Library Of Congress (LOC)
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Art, Music & Histories
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Original Date: 
2020 August 3rd
Contributor: 
Henry, Gordon Jr., Library of Congress: Poetry and Literature Center
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Library of Congress: Audio Recording
Identifier: 
2020785215 and AFC 2020/004: 15
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audio, photograph, manuscript