Eleni Sikelianos

Reading at Kelly Writers House, February 17, 2011

• Complete Recording (36:04): MP3

1. Introduction (6:24): MP3
2. I had taken the long way home (1:10): MP3
3. Sikelianos talks about "Oracle or Utopia" (2:18): MP3
4. Oracle or Utopia (4:25): MP3
5. Make yourself happy (3:26): MP3
6. What I mean and what I meadow (1:36): MP3
7. Gravestone of Agenor (2:37): MP3
8. To make myself happy in the face of error (1:23): MP3
9. To make herself happy she stopped struggling with the rope (0:49): MP3
10. I shall do nothing fancy to make myself happy (1:35): MP3
11. I had taken the long way home through all the wrong towns (1:09): MP3
12. The words love you friend (1:16): MP3
13. Talking about "Body Clock" (1:12): MP3
14. "Why is the midnight the hollow crux..." (0:55): MP3
15. Sleep Book (4:55): MP3

Complete video (36:04): MOV

Reading for Double Change, Paris, December 6, 2010

Interviewed by Amy King, the Cloisters Cafe, October 15, 2008

• Part One (27:04): MP3
  
• Part Two (42:36): MP3

Against the Slope of Social Speech, Starring Eleni Sikelianos, Produced by Anne Waldman and Ed Bowes, Directed by Ed Bowes, 2007

Complete video (1:16:10): MOV

Appearing on Cross-Cultural Poetics, hosted by Leonard Schwartz, October 22, 2006

• Complete Program (16:05) MP3

Segue Series Reading at the Bowery Poetry Club, February 7, 2004

• Complete Reading (30:34): MP3
  

Reading at the Ear Inn, April 5, 1997

• (audio slightly damaged)
• complete recording (25:28)(low recording quality, .WAV in archive): MP3

Recorded Poem on Harry's House Vol 2 CD

• Charlene - Eleni Sikelianos, Roger Green (1:38): MP3

Eleni Sikelianos on PennSound Daily

• October 22, 2008: "Eleni Sikelianos: New Author Page and Interview"

Wednesdays at 4Plus, University at Buffalo, October 22, 1998

• introduction (4:58): MP3
• Complete Reading (26:29): MP3

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