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David Bromige

Reading at the Ear Inn with Carol Koroniowic, December 2nd, 1978
Complete Reading, Part 1 (41:20):MP3
Complete Reading, Part 2 (40:54):MP3
1. In the Restroom at the Grand Piano (2:35):MP3
2. Our Tongues (2:23):MP3
3. Humanism Truth (3:42):MP3
4. Seven Postcards from Seven Who Know Best (8:47):MP3
5. There Are Hours (5:09):MP3
6. In the Kitchen with the Norwegian (4:37):MP3
7. The Romance of the Automobile (2:19):MP3
8. Out of My Head (11:48):MP3

Ear Inn, New York - March 3, 1984
1. Red Hats (10:10)
2. Lazy Susan (3:30)

New York, c. 1980
1. Dear Charles (1:06)
2. Shorn of Duration (1:06)
3. This Second Kind of Happiness (1:06)
4. Who Has Seen the Wind (0:56)
5. Soon the Outlines of Things Began to Grow (0:52)
6. Finally We Know Only We Are Unhappy (0:53)
7. Nevertheless the Winter Wears On (0:47)
8. Hence the Air of Joyful Resignation (0:58)
9. We Had Reached That Stage (0:40)
10. Meanwhile He Had Taken (1:36)
11. Nor Is Today Really Any Different (0:43)
12. As If I Were Only a Flower (0:39)
13. Why After All Were We Not Destroyed in the Conflagration (0:53)
14. But Of Course Since This (0:40)
15. To Everything There Is a Season (0:54)
16. At a Sign From You (0:45)
17. You Discovered That There Was a Fork in the Road (0:48)
18. A Little Cautiously and the Other Also (6:48)
19. Shrinking Things to Make Us Feel Bigger (0:32)
20. Cybil and the Psychological Model for Codhopin (1:52)
21. My Poetry (5:25) (NOTE: cut is missing about 10 seconds of the poem)
22. My Compensations (26:24)

Ear Inn, New York - October 5, 1985
1. Introduction (1:46)
2. UC or You See (part 1) (12:44)
3. UC or You See (part 2) (9:03)
4. Geographist's History (19:08)

Vulnerable Wounds - October 31, 1997
Complete Recording (4:40)

PhillyTalks episode #1 with Laura Moriarty - October 31, 1997
link to PhillyTalks series page

 

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