 Jeanie           Thompson, executive director of the Alabama           Writers' Forum, interviews poet and Gadsden, Alabama native Jake           Adam York, whose collection A           Murmuration           of Starlings was recently published by Southern Illinois           University Press. The book won the Crab Orchard Review Open Poetry           Competition in 2007. Thompson talks with York about the elegies for           slain civil rights workers and other individuals, including Emmit Till           who was killed in Money, Mississippi, that comprise the collection.           York's previous book, Murder Ballads, contains the first of           these elegies, and he plans to continue the sequence through several           more poetry collections. He teaches at the University of Colorado in           Denver where he directs the undergraduate creative writing program.
Jeanie           Thompson, executive director of the Alabama           Writers' Forum, interviews poet and Gadsden, Alabama native Jake           Adam York, whose collection A           Murmuration           of Starlings was recently published by Southern Illinois           University Press. The book won the Crab Orchard Review Open Poetry           Competition in 2007. Thompson talks with York about the elegies for           slain civil rights workers and other individuals, including Emmit Till           who was killed in Money, Mississippi, that comprise the collection.           York's previous book, Murder Ballads, contains the first of           these elegies, and he plans to continue the sequence through several           more poetry collections. He teaches at the University of Colorado in           Denver where he directs the undergraduate creative writing program.High MP3
 
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