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"Omens in the Splintering Light" - A Conversation with David McCooey
In this episode, Meesha Williams talks to David McCooey about his new poetry collection, The Book of Falling.
They discuss poetry and photographs, the uncanny, and the ethics of appropriating voices in poetry.
The music used in this episode is Mark Isaacs's composition "Have one more" played by Simon Tedeschi, for the ABC recording Tender Earth, as well as “Not to Disturb” and “The Interpretation of Dreams” from David McCooey’s album, The Double.
The Book of Falling is available for purchase here: https://upswellpublishing.com/product/the-book-of-falling
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By Meesha Williams and Terri-ann WhiteIn this episode, Meesha Williams talks to David McCooey about his new poetry collection, The Book of Falling.
They discuss poetry and photographs, the uncanny, and the ethics of appropriating voices in poetry.
The music used in this episode is Mark Isaacs's composition "Have one more" played by Simon Tedeschi, for the ABC recording Tender Earth, as well as “Not to Disturb” and “The Interpretation of Dreams” from David McCooey’s album, The Double.
The Book of Falling is available for purchase here: https://upswellpublishing.com/product/the-book-of-falling