SEDGE THOMSON continues finding voices for illumination for our times -- This week, an hour with:

AUGUST KLEINZAHLER - called by one writer “deceptively insouciant,” August lives in San Francisco and travels the world writing poems and essays that locate dislocation, or dislocate location, conjures images and feelings and finds the music of the basketball court sets the rhythms of his work.  He’s won the Berlin Prize and many other accolades in the world of literature. His world-wide voice is wry and wise, and pries apart the world of feelings with moxie and tenderness.

Sedge's flâneur files.