At Poets & Writers, Michael Medrano shows some love for a California city usually forgotten by the West Coast literary establishment: Fresno. Fresno’s Tower District, he writes,
…lies just east of the infamous Highway 99, another valley literary icon mentioned by Philip Levine, Gary Soto, and many more. It is where I conduct my literary radio show and lead the Random Writers Workshop, where I write and work on poems for my next book, which, you guessed it, is about the Tower District.
Which city’s under-loved lit scene would you write a paean to?
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Which city’s under-loved lit scene would I write a paean to? The Broad Ripple neighborhood of Indianapolis, frequented by the likes of the late Kurt Vonnegut, Dan Wakefield, and John Green. It’s so cool that David Letterman used to bag groceries there.
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