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Listening Studio 111 recording session at the University of Pennsylvania,
October 11, 2007
Program One. A conversation with Maggie O'Sullivan
with host Charles Bernstein and
questions from Penn students (26:53): MP3
Program Two: O'Sullivan reads from Body of Work (London: Reality
Street , 2006)
Introduction by Charles Bernstein (0:58): MP3
Most Incomplete (sec. 3 of A Natural History in Three Incomplete
Parts , originally
published, London, Magenta 1985) (19:24): MP3
The Walks (3:47) (from Divisions of
Labour, originally published, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne: Galloping
Dog, 1986) : MP3
Malevich (2:17) from Tonetreks , 1978,
previously unpublished : MP3
complete reading (26:54): MP3
two new videos
Kelly Writers House, Penn, April 1, 2014
Manchester, 2010
Reading at the Poetry Project, New York, October 5, 2011
complete reading (40:44): MP3
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Complete reading (23:38): MP3
third (final)
section of From the Handbook of That & Furriery ,
originally published London, Writers Forum, 1986 from Body
of Work (London: Reality Studios, 2006)
red shifts ,
Buckfastleigh, Devon: etruscan books, 2001
Discussing
the life and work of Bob Cobbing (13:16): MP3
Introduction (3:08): MP3
Complete Reading (37:40): MP3
Segue Series Reading at the Bowery Poetry Club (New York), October 6, 2007
sections one and two of From the Handbook of That & Furriery , originally published London, Writers Forum, 1986 from Body of Work (London: Reality Street, 2006)
"all origins are lonely," London: Veer Books, 2003
"quag edge, ear lone", 2007
Windows Opening , Belladonna Chapbook #108, Brooklyn, New York: Belladonna Books, 2007
Complete reading (31:17): MP3
States of Emergency, Maggie O'Sullivan Poems 1982-1988, Rockdrill CD #11
Published by the Contemporary Poetics Research Centre, Opic Nerve
for Birkbeck College, 2005.
Produced by Colin Still. Used with the permission of Colin Still.
from Concerning Spheres , Broken Ground Press, 1982:
Concerning Spheres (4:30): MP3
Numbers in Winter (1:42): MP3
Joining the Colours (4:34): MP3
Growth (2:30): MP3
Notes & Outings (5:57): MP3
For My Mother (1:44): MP3
Remembering (3:26): MP3
Tree Pieces (1:23): MP3
from Un-Assuming Personas , Writers Forum, 1985:
Un-Assuming Personas (15:15): MP3
from States of Emergency , International Concrete Poetry
Archive, 1987:
Lottery & Requiem (1:15): MP3
Headlights (6:43): MP3
Busk, Pierce (3:12): MP3
Plight (8:28): MP3
from Unofficial Word , Galloping Dog Press, 1988:
Unofficial Word (11:49): MP3
Reading at SUNY-Buffalo, October 27, 1993
Introduction by Charles Bernstein (4:04): MP3
Lottery & Requiem (for Basil Bunting: 1900-1985) (from States of
Emergency , Oxford: ICPA Publication #11, 1987) (1:24): MP3
From In the House of the Shaman (London: Reality Street Editions, 1993, reprint 2003)
Book I: Another Weather System (8:43): MP3
Book II: Kinship with Animals
Hurls to the Untitled, of bees (0:43): MP3
Equities Water (0:26): MP3
To Our Own Day (1:05): MP3
Book III: Prism and Hearers
Garb (2:51): MP3
Hill Figures (1:13): MP3
From Palace of Reptiles (Willowdale, Ontario: The Gig, 2003)
Ellen's Lament (2:01): MP3
Narrow Bandages, Even Tombs (Now to the Ears) (1:43): MP3
Orphée (2:31): MP3
Narcotic Properties (3:24): MP3
Theoretical Economies (3:06): MP3
Birth Palette (2:32): MP3
From eXcLa , a collaboration with Bruce Andrews (London, Writers Forum, 1993)
from A2 (2:18): MP3
from B4 (1:42): MP3
From Palace of Reptiles
Doubtless, Section 1 (4:32): MP3
Riverrunnings (Realisations) (15:53): MP3
Interview by Charles Bernstein (34:41): MP3 , RealAudio
Openned Series, London, May 14, 2008
Full video: MOV
Reading "Windows," with Bernstein accompanying readng her text "commentary:"
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