English And Comparative Literature Hosts Award Winners
In addition to Ms. Wasserstein, UC will also host poets Heather McHugh, Beth Gylys and Rosanna Warren, as well as novelist Jonathan Lethem. For more information, visit the Web page of the Department of English & Comparative Literature.
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