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Looking for Bishop
Jul. 22nd, 2010 07:43 pmI have listened about fifty-one times to the Bookworm interview with Alice Quinn about Edgar Allen Poe & the Jukebox, the recent publication of Elizabeth Bishop's unpublished works.
I have listened to the interview enough times that it's now one of my fall-asleep recordings, along with the Clayton Eshleman interview. His reading of his long poem "Combined Object" is bottomless, and it is about sleep.
( More in this vein: sorrow, ferries, winter circuses )
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*The image on the Amazon page seems to be cropped: the edition I saw had quite a lot more peach to say for itself.
I have listened to the interview enough times that it's now one of my fall-asleep recordings, along with the Clayton Eshleman interview. His reading of his long poem "Combined Object" is bottomless, and it is about sleep.
( More in this vein: sorrow, ferries, winter circuses )
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*The image on the Amazon page seems to be cropped: the edition I saw had quite a lot more peach to say for itself.
