Lawrence Ferlinghetti: Happy 90th birthday!

March 23, 2009

Tomorrow, March 24th, is Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s 9oth birthday. I first heard him read at his City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco’s North Beach in 1967.

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