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A recording of Susan Howe's book Articulation of Sound Forms in Time by me, @mathildork
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A recording of Kate Kilalea’s poem “Hennecker’s Ditch” by @TomSnarsky
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Vahni Capildeo writes both poetry and prose. Her fourth book, Dark & Unaccustomed Words, is due out this year. She is a Lecturer at Kingston University (UK) and Contributing Editor for the Caribbean Review of Books.
Vivek Narayanan’s first book, Universal Beach, will be published by ingirumimusnocteetconsumimurigni this spring; his second, Mr. Subramanian, is forthcoming. Narayanan is co-editor of Almost Island, and was a coordinator of the fellowship network at Sarai. His work appears in The Bloodaxe Book of Contemporary Indian Poetry and Language for a New Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Asia, and Beyond. He lives in Delhi.
Special thanks to Michael for getting this recording from the Poetry Project! Best of luck in India!
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in Philadelphia at Wooden Shoe Books. All my thanks to KM for organizing and hosting; to Paintbucket and James for gathering us together in the first place, in this very online way; to Isobel for her generous recording and editing; to Ronnie for driving down to Philly with me in the rain; to Brendan for driving 7 hours from Cleveland to read; to Patrick for printing and distributing them zines (to JumpsuitUtopia for designing them); to Shel for reading poems that made me cry; to Amy for reading poems that made me laugh; to Steele for reciting your goddamn poems what the fuck; to everyone who was there whose names I don't know and who I love who came to hear us read; to the two beautiful strangers who helped me pay for the tickets I incurred on the way home; to you for listening and caring, allegedly.
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PREORDER CHARACTER LIMIT https://gumroad.com/nicetryofficer#qDURBM
Big thanks to @nicetryofficer for having this double feature with me. What a lad.
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Today I'm reading my translations of Ernst Toller's Poems of the Imprisoned, which you can download here, and following that I read the original German, which you can find here.
Keep an eye out for my discussion of this work with Roy over on the Marxist Poetry podcast!
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TIMESTAMPS???
04:47 Poems of the Imprisoned, epigraphs
06:10 Sleepless Night
06:56 Search and Capture
07:49 Woods
08:48 Walk of the Convicts
09:38 Encounter in the Cell
10:30 Song of Solitude
11:26 Girls Imprisoned
12:15 Smokestacks at Dawn
13:08 The Wall of the Executed
14:07 The Prisoner and Death
16:11 Paths to the World
17:04 A Pregnant Girl in the Compound
17:52 Dusk
18:51 To Linger at Midnight
19:39 Nights
20:28 November
21:28 A Prisoner Reaches a Hand to Death
22:26 Visitor
23:22 Collective Confinement
24:19 Discharged Convicts
25:16 Our Way
26:49 Gedichte der Gefangenen
28:18 Schlaflose Nacht
29:23 Durchsuchung und Fesselung
30:24 Wälder
31:35 Spaziergang der Sträflinge
32:47 Begegnung in der Zelle
33:52 Lied der Einsamkeit
34:55 Gefangene Mädchen
36:03 Fabrikschornsteine am Vormorgen
37:07 Die Mauer der Geschossenen
38:16 Der Gefangene und der Tot
40:44 Pfade zur Welt
41:50 Schwangeres Mädchen auf der Gefängnishof
42:58 Dämmerung
44:10 Verweilen um Mitternacht
45:18 Nächte
46:09 November
47:33 Ein Gefangene reicht dem Tod die Hand
48:59: Besucher
50:01 Gemeinsame Haft
51:11 Entlassene Sträflinge
52:31 Unser Weg
big thanks to mitch for dealing with my audio bs. he originally read two poems but since the recording crapped out you only get this one!!
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WELCOME TO PROLESOUND!! biggest thanks to James for joining us for our FIRST EPISODE!! James is poetry editor over at Protean and the all-consuming world-devouring brain behind Paintbucket.page.
James's work:
(Carnival in) "The Last Decade: The Communists vs. Climate Catastrophe" (full zine @ Protean)
Nightshift of the Lepus
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