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LOCATION:Plaster Student Union\, Robert W. 400 (Union Club)
SUMMARY:English Week: Faculty Reading by Marcus Cafagña
DESCRIPTION:Marcus Cafagña will read selections from his recently publishe
 d collection All the Rage: In the Afterlife This Season. Professor Cafagñ
 a is the author of three books of poetry: The Broken World\, a National P
 oetry Series selection\; Roman Fever\, and All the Rage.  His poems have 
 also appeared in The American Poetry Review\, Art &amp; Letters\, Harvard Rev
 iew\, Quarterly West\, Rattle\, The Southern Review\, and The Threepenny 
 Review. Born in Michigan\, he left Pennsylvania for the Ozarks\, where he
  teaches poetry writing at Missouri State University.
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 rcus Cafagña will read selections from his recently published collection 
 &lt;em&gt;All the Rage: In the Afterlife This Season. &lt;/em&gt;Professor Cafagña is
  the author of three books of poetry: &lt;em&gt;The Broken World\, &lt;/em&gt;a Natio
 nal Poetry Series selection\; &lt;em&gt;Roman Fever&lt;/em&gt;\, and &lt;em&gt;All the Rage
 . &lt;/em&gt; His poems have also appeared in &lt;em&gt;The American Poetry Review\, 
 Art &amp;amp\; Letters\, Harvard Review\, Quarterly West\, Rattle\, The South
 ern Review\, &lt;/em&gt;and &lt;em&gt;The Threepenny Review. &lt;/em&gt;Born in Michigan\, 
 he left Pennsylvania for the Ozarks\, where he teaches poetry writing at 
 Missouri State University.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/body&gt;&lt;/html&gt;
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