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Marcia Mogro in Santiago, Chile, reading from her book Restos de un cielo for the radio program "Better to Speak of Certain Things" (Mejor Hablar de Ciertas Cosas).
Bolivia-born poet Marcia Mogro has published six books of poetry—Restos de un cielo, partes vestigios fragmentos rastros; Excavaciones; Lacrimosa; Los jardines colgantes; De la cruz a la fecha; &Semíramis, 16(MG).—. She has lived in Santiago, Chile since 1985.
Carol Peters’s publications include the poetry collection Sixty Some and the chapbook Muddy Prints Water Shine. She lives in Santa Cruz and blogs at Way.
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