122951 external_news 1333967441 1475893535 "I think I was drawn to poetry because of its compression, distillation, the metaphorical imagination, and the possibilities of the music, the cadences, the rhythms of our tongue, our rich and supple American English," said Thomas N. Lux, a professor in the School of Literature, Communication, and Culture. In an exclusive interview, Lux reflects on his experience writing non-fiction for the San Diego Reader, continuing, "I didn’t know how to write non-fiction! I’ve always been a prodigious reader of general non-fiction, history, biographies, novels, natural history, etc. but I had no idea how to write it." Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune - April 7, 2012

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