Morning Night

A Celebration of Larry Ward's Legacy and New Book of Poetry

Hosted by 

Tricycle

From the Organizer:

Join Dr. Peggy Rowe Ward to learn more about her late husband’s legacy and his just-published book of poetry, Morning Night: Poems on Nature, Spirit, and Race.

Tricycle  is the host of this event. Please contact them with any questions.

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