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Stephen Thomas

Stephen Thomas Interview Part 2

September 9, 2023
Ryukan

We present the second half of our July 4, 2023 interview with former Seattle poet Stephen Thomas. He talked about his time in Seattle, his struggle with addictions, moving to Europe and his latest book of poems, What Is Between Us.

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  1. Lorin Medley

    “If you’re 25 and full of energy, this is a great time to be alive because everything is changing.” This will stick with me! Thanks for this introduction to Stephen Thomas and a reminder that the act of poetry requires waking up and seeing.

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