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DESCRIPTION:KPFA Radio with Poetry Flash \npresents\n\nTenderness: a KPFA Valentine 
 Evening with two profoundly beautiful films by Haydn Reiss (featuring poets 
 William Stafford, Robert Bly, Maxine Hong Kingston, Alice Walker, Naomi 
 Shihab Nye, Coleman Barks, W.S. Merwin, Michael Meade and Kim Stafford). 
 Plus wine + worthy nibbles.  \n\n$10 advance tickets at Mrs. Dalloway’s 
 Books, Pegasus, Pendragon \nor www.brownpapertickets.com/event/96709 :: 
 800-838-3006   ($12 door, $6 HC members)\nInformation: www.kpfa.org    KPFA 
 benefit \n\nFilmmaker Haydn Reiss (Rumi: Poet of the Heart) will be on hand 
 to present the East Bay Premiere of  “Every War Has Two Losers” – A 
 Poet’s Meditation on Peace, based on the Journals of National Book Award 
 Winner William Stafford, voiced by Peter Coyote, with narration by Linda 
 Hunt, and music by John Gorka  (www.everywar.com). Poet Maxine Hong 
 Kingston will also be on hand.\n&\n“William Stafford & Robert Bly: A 
 Literary Friendship”\nThis extraordinary hour-long film documents the 
 intimate friendship between two of America’s greatest poets, both 
 National Book Award winners and peace activists - William Stafford and 
 Robert Bly. Before his death in 1993 Stafford, a uniquely eloquent 
 conscientious objector during WW 11, published 65 books of poetry and 
 prose, and won the Western States Lifetime Achievement Award. Robert Bly 
 has already given us thirty books of his poems, prose and translations from 
 many languages. The author of Iron John, co-founder of American Writers 
 Against the Vietnam War, leader of the Mythopoetic Men’s Movement, and a 
 popular teacher at the annual Great Mother Conferences, Bly has long 
 \nprovided a desperately needed spiritual depth to contemporary American 
 poetry.   \n\nIn documenting the creative friendship of Bly and Stafford, 
 and then following it with this new film on younger writers’ responses to 
 Stafford, Haydn Reiss has crafted two visionary testaments to the sacred 
 power of peace.  KPFA Radio was founded 60 years specifically to promote 
 peace.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/01/25/18636237.php
SUMMARY:Tenderness: a KPFA Valentine Evening
LOCATION:Hillside Club\n2286 Cedar Street\nBerkeley
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/01/25/18636237.php
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