Thursday Night Podcast (Listen)
March 12, 2009 at 7:04 pm | Posted in australian poetry, podcast, poetry, writing | 5 CommentsI have podcasted a new version of Listen. (The words are up above)
If anyone has an objection to me announcing the podcasts in the blog, let me know.
Anyway it is here and it is about 4 minutes long. It’s just an archive. There’s no obligation on anyone to listen to it.
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- The Australian Poet Laureate
- another quote from Robert Adamson January 31, 2010
- Three Quotes from Robert Adamson October 22, 2009
- The copyright question (2) October 7, 2009
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This was the third piece of yours I read, I think, all that time ago. It is absolutely beautiful – the page that it is on in your book is one that I have read many times for it’s amazing calming effect. P rfect.
Comment by Narnie— March 12, 2009 #
Sometimes I wake up on a grey, foggy day and I think a terrible thought: that poetry is dead, or if not dead, then no longer relevant. And then I read your work, and I know it’s not true. Poetry is alive and doing splendidly. Thank you.
Comment by Zuz— March 12, 2009 #
please do tell us!! how else will we know!
plus the piece is so phenomenal you should remind us of it more often.
Comment by art predator— March 13, 2009 #
Going to listen right now….
Comment by Selma— March 13, 2009 #
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