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On Hunting Ghosts: A Conversation with Devon Walker-Figueroa
Sarah Herrington interviews poet Devon Walker-Figueroa about her new book, “Philomath.”
Sarah Herrington
Sarah Herrington is a writer, poet and teacher. Sarah’s essays have appeared in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Poets & Writers, Tin House, Interview Magazine, Slice, San Francisco Chronicle, Writer’s Digest, Yoga Journal, and other outlets, and she was selected as one of eight emerging women poets by Oprah Magazine. She is the author of a collection of poetry, Always Moving (Bowery Books, 2011).
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