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Scott Simon’s Open Book with Illinois’ Newest Poet Laureate, Mark Turcotte

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By Scott Simon

May 4, 2025

This interview was originally published on May 4, 2025, by Scott Simon's Open Book.

Scott Simon’s Open Book with Illinois’ Newest Poet Laureate, Mark Turcotte - 5.4.25 by Scott Simon

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