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Oct 22, 2021 44 min

Ep. 19: Sam Hazo

from Translating the World with Rainer Schulte Hosted by Rainer Schulte Center for Translation Studies at U T Dallas

Spanning six decades and circling the globe, Dr. Samuel John Hazo’s creative work includes poetry, fiction, drama, essays, and various works of translation. Listen to his conversation with Sarah and Rainer to learn about the remarkable founder and director of the International Poetry Forum, which ran from 1966 until 2009 in Pittsburgh. Sam Hazo recalls insightful memories about his experiences hosting hundreds of distinguished poets and performers from around the world, from poets like Yevgeny Yevtushenko to Nobel Prize winners like Octavio Paz to public figures such as the Princess Grace of Monaco. This episode also features Hazo’s beautiful poetry, which he masterfully recites by heart, inspiring listeners to fall in love with the art of poetry. His latest book, The Next Time We Saw Paris is now out. This conversation was recorded on August 13, 2021.

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