Kevin YoungAuthor of Jelly Roll: A BluesAlso known as: kevin young
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Kevin Young has 1 upcoming event. Georgia Center for the Book: Kevin Young (March 18 at 19:15) Kevin Young reads from The Art of Losing: Poems of Grief and Healing. Kevin Young, one of America's most acclaimed young poets and in residence at Emory University, will discuss his eagerly anticipated new volume of poetry, The Art of Losing: Poems of Grief and Healing. Young, a popular reader, is the author of several notable books of poetry including For the ... (more)Confederate Dead, Jelly Roll, To Repel Ghosts, Dear Darkness and Black Maria. He'll be signing copies of his new book as well as his earlier releases.
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