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Reading at Last Word
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This reading took place at Last Word Books in Olympia, WA on June 11, 2009.
Tar Baby ; More than one day in the life of Igor Igoravitch ; Old Clown Day ; No Excuses ; Representations in the third millenium
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Readings from the book Rhyme or Treason: the hard fought illusion of choice.
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