Sacramento Writers' Workshop Friday Reading

The poetry reading and reception at the Sacramento Poetry headquarters Friday night marked the beginning of the Sacramento Writers' Workshop. The three readers, William O' Daly, Libby Kovacs, and Susan Kelly-DeWitt, are a talented lot. Daly is the famous translator of Pablo Neruda (he has translated eleven Neruda collecions). He read from his different translations and gave us a taste of two of his poems. He believes that after working on Neruda for twenty-five years, he is ready to focus on his own writing.
William O'Daly.

Libby Kovacs was married to the Pulitzer winning poet James Wright, whom she left in 1962 when she made her own expedition to San Francisco where her own writing career took off. She shared her experiences as a daughter of Greek immigrant parents and as a wife of James Wright.
Libby Kovacs.


Susan Kelly-DeWitt, who has been a member of the Sacramento Poetry Center since its beginning in 1979, has published eight chapbooks and one volume of poetry entitled The Fortunate Islands. Susan has taught writing in the Sacramento area for many years in places like the UC Davis Extension, Sacramento City college and others. She is also a regular faculty for writing workshops.
Susan Kelly-DeWitt.

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