J.H. Prynne with Pierre Alferi
at the Pompidou in Paris

Scroll down within the frame
at the Double Change site
to view all four videos

Michele Cahill

28 video readings
by some of the very best
poets down under

Ted Berrigan reads The Sonnets (mostly)
New Langton Arts, San Francisco
June 1981

Photo by Abraham Ravett

Charles Reznikoff
reading Holocaust 1975

Get the CD

Photos from the session

Charles Bernstein’s “Reznikoff’s Voices”

Vanessa Place, reading
in The (New) Reading Series in Oakland
July 19, 2009

Photo by Tom Orange

Barrett Watten, reading
in The (New) Reading Series in Oakland
March 15, 2009

Photo by Alan Bernheimer

Eileen Myles in Philadelphia

Reading at the ICA, October 13
(intro by CAConrad)

Reading at Kelly Writers House, same day

CAConrad’s “Eileen Myles:
Clothed in Nature with an Open Ear”

Recordings courtesy of Writers House, ICA & PennSound

Photo by Erica Jane Kaufman

Maureen Owen at Belladonna, 2007

Maureen Owen:
Two readings from 1978

Maureen Owen’s website

Maureen Owen page @ Light & Dust

Maureen Owen @ Abebooks.com

Frank Sherlock & CAConrad, reading from
The City Real & Imagined

Rachel Blau DuPlessis’ introduction

The book reviewed here

Available through
Small Press Distribution

Moi, circa 1980

Bliss vs. Utility

3 hours of RS reading
on KDVS 90.3 FM
Independent community freeform radio
from UC Davis

Your host is Brian Ang

And if you subscribe to The Nation,
“from Revelator”
in the current issue

Joanne Kyger reading at UC Berkeley, 2007

Video clips from

Talon Books’ 2010 Cross-Canada Poetry Tour

with
Frank Davey, Stephen Collis, George Bowering,
Ken Norris, derek beaulieu, Ken Belford,
Weyman Chan, & Garry Thomas Morse

Close Listening to Myung Mi Kim

Allen Ginsberg & Basil Bunting, circa 1965

Basil Bunting reads Briggflatts

A reading by
Brandon Downing & Macgregor Card

Keith Waldrop receives the 2009 National Book Award

Rae Armantrout¹, reading at the National Book Award festivities:

Ann Lauterbach:

Carl Phillips:

Keith Waldrop:

Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon:

¹ Nope.
The National Book Foundation
appears not to know
how to spell her name.

Tucson Tonight

Marilyn Crispell & Ron Silliman

An evening of poetry & improvised music

Saturday, January 30, 7:30 PM

Recital Hall, Pima Center for the Arts

Pima Community College West Campus

2202 West Anklam, Tucson

$15 at the door.

Seating is limited to 120 people!
Phone 520-620-1626

Presented by Chax Press
with cosponsorship by
The University of Arizona Poetry Center and POG

There are some great, tho short, videos of Marilyn playing here.