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Tomaz Salamun at the University of Richmond
Slovenia's most well-known living poet, Salamun has become an influential wordsmith in Europe and the United States due to translations of many of his most popular books — he's written more than 30 — and his time as cultural attaché to the Slovenian embassy in the states. He reads from his work at UR's Brown Alley Room April 17 at 4 p.m. Free. 700-1662.Mervyn Morris at the University of Richmond Also
Another cultural exporter, Jamaican scholar and poet Morris has carried the message of Caribbean literature around the world, including dub poetry, born from the riddims of reggae. He reads from his own work April 13 at the Brown Alley Room at 4 p.m. Free. 700-1662.Liam Callanan at VMFA
The Poetic Principles reading series concludes with an appearance by the author of "The Cloud Atlas" April 19. Callanan gets around the literary world, from essays in NPR's "Morning Edition," to "Slate" and "The New York Times." He'll be reading at 6 p.m. $4-$6. 340-1405. S
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