"During the '70s, when the Cold War was still on, we invited Voznesensky and Yevtushenko to come here. We had very large readings for them. It was a way of kind of culturally thawing the Cold War."
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People from SeattleEditors from the United StatesPublishers from the United StatesNational Book Award winners
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"And the beat goes on", San Francisco Chronicle, 2003-06-09.
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