In her latest collection of poems, <a href="https://donnamasini.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Donna Masini,</a> a professor of English at Hunter College, moves back and forth in time–and human experience–as she copes with her younger sister’s death and celebrates life through the communal act of movie-watching. She talks with Joe Tirella about 4:30 Movie, which is now out in paperback.

In her latest collection of poems, Donna Masini, a professor of English at Hunter College, moves back and forth in time–and human experience–as she copes with her younger sister’s death and celebrates life through the communal act of movie-watching. She talks with Joe Tirella about 4:30 Movie, which is now out in paperback.

In her latest collection of poems, <a href="https://donnamasini.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Donna Masini,</a> a professor of English at Hunter College, moves back and forth in time–and human experience–as she copes with her younger sister’s death and celebrates life through the communal act of movie-watching. She talks with Joe Tirella about 4:30 Movie, which is now out in paperback. 
&nbsp;

Share A Poetic Take on Life, Death and the Movies

Sign up to save your podcasts

A Poetic Take on Life, Death and the Movies

A Poetic Take on Life, Death and the Movies