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Poet Jenna Lê Coming to Silver Center
Courtesy of Eagle Pond Authors' Series Facebook Page
On Wednesday, September 27, poet Jena Lê will be reading her poetry at the Silver Center for the Arts from 7-8 pm. Her performance, and book signing, which will follow, is part of the Eagle Pond Authors’ Series.
Lê has written two collections of poetry: Six Rivers and A History of the Cetacean American Diaspora. Lê has also written essays, fiction, and she has even done translations and penned literary criticism.
She has been a winner of the Minnetonka Review Editor’s Prize, and has been nominated for countless other prizes and awards.
Lê, who was born in Minnesota, is currently a local; she lives in the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire. Along with writing poetry, she works as a physician and educator.
There will be free admission for the event, and tickets are available in advance. To see the Silver Center for the Arts event schedule, visit https://www.plymouth.edu/silver-center/category/season-events/.
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