Clint Smith's 'Above Ground': Poems on Fatherhood and the World

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Mar 30, 2023

Clint Smith's new poetry book, Above Ground, explores the triumphs and emotions experienced as a new father, meditations on social and political tumult, and reflections on connections to personal lineages and history. He joins us today in studio to discuss. Smith will also be at the 92nd Street Y tonight, you can find more information about the event here .

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