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Tuesday night at 6:00 PM our own Kelly Writers House will host a reading by Canadian author Margaret Christakos.Д¬hristakos has published nine collections of poetry, including Multitudes (Coach House, 2013), Welling (Scrivener, 2010, a Globe 100 book), Sooner (Coach House, 2005, a Lowther nominee) and Excessive Love Prostheses (Coach House, 2002, ReLit winner), as well as a novel, Charisma (Pedlar, 2000, a Trillium nominee). Margaret Christakos at KWH this Tuesday Posted ( link) To start exploring the aforementioned recordings, click the title above. V: Barbaric Vast & Wild at the Poetry Project this past October 14th. Finally, we have White's brief introduction to the launch reading for Poems for the Millenium, Vol. Thanks to Cloud House Poetry Archives we also have video footage of White delivering one of the 2014 Leslie Scalapino Memorial Lectures in Innovative Poetics at Small Press Traffic (alongside Divya Victor), as well as a link to the complete text of her talk via X Poetics. All three of these readings are fully segmented with individual MP3 files for each title.

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Jumping forward to 2014, we have another Segue set, this one from the series current home, the Zinc Bar. The earliest of these are a pair of 2008 events - the first recorded March 11th as part of the Belladonna* reading series, the second a Segue Series reading at the Bowery Poetry Club on May 31st - offer listeners the opportunity to compare and contrast two sets with a considerable amount of overlap. Our latest author page, gathering recordings spanning seven years, is for poet Simone White. New Dia Videos from Ashbery, Bernstein, Javier, Peterson Posted ( link) You can read more here, and if you weren't already familiar with 'Trouble Songs,' this is an excellent time to read the entire piece. Those left at the station will get there soon enough.' 'In the days after Wright's and Bowie's deaths, those who mourn the poet and rock star with the particular, half-guilty displeasure of those who know them only by their works, a number that now includes us all, they dance together into the cabinet. 'Death shadows text and trouble emerges, even as it recedes or the dead recede from trouble, leave it behind for the ones who can't do without it,' he begins. Wright at the start of this year, Johnson has filed an addendum to 'Trouble Songs.' Entitled 'Death's Head, Proud Flesh,' this brief piece pays tributes to these two beloved artists, whose ends came unexpectedly and at high points in their careers. Now, with so many of us reeling from the deaths of David Bowie and C.D.

Vincent, Dock Boggs, Amy Winehouse, and Johnny Cash.' Johnson's sprawling 'investigation of the appearance of the word trouble in twentieth- and twenty-first-century music.' Announcing the piece here on PennSound Daily, I praised the article as 'a remarkably ambitious and capacious project that brings together the all-too-often disparate worlds of contemporary poetry and music.' 'Within,' I continued, 'we find Johnson deftly discussing John Ashbery, Amiri Baraka, Caroline Bergvall, and William Carlos Williams (among many others) with the same skill he dedicates to St. Last May Jacket2 published 'Trouble Songs: A Musicological Poetics,' Jeff T.