Wrestling with Words: Poet Philip Schultz Talks about Dyslexia

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Oct 17, 201100:36:58Arts

Philip Schultz, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Failure," among other books of verse, has written an unexpected work of prose called "My Dyslexia."

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