| Hear readings by 5 English profs |
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| Five faculty members from the Department
of English last week (Apr 20) read from their works to an audience
of studens in the faculty dining room. The five (below) were Paula
McLain, Philip Metres, Amy Breau, George Bilgere and Steven Hayward.
For audio streaming of their readings, click on each name at lower
right: |
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 Welcome
by Phil Metres
Readings by:
Paula McLain
Philip Metres
Amy Breau
Steven Hayward
George Bilgere |
| Clockwise from lower right: Steven Hayward,
Amy Breau, Paula McLain, Phil Metres and George Bilgere, who recently,
for the second time, was invited by the US poet laureate to speak
at the Library of Congress. |
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Writing Program |
| Paula
McLain |
| Introduction
(1 min) |
| from
"The Family" (12 min) |
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| Philip Metres |
| Introduction
(1 min) |
| "Safety
Instructions" (1 min) |
| "Ashberries: Letters" (2 min) |
| "From Sokolniky" (2 min) |
| "For the Fifty, Who Made PEACE With Their Bodies" (2
min) |
| Lev
Rubinstein's "Unnamed Events" (1 min) |
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| Amy Breau |
| Introduction
(1 min) |
| "The
Green Bicycle" (2 min) |
| "The Third Shield" (2 min) |
| "Photograph of Alma Latour Fortin, New York City 1950" (2 min) |
| "Was
Then and Ever After" (2 min) |
| "Alexander
Calder's Circus" (1:50) |
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| Steven Hayward |
| Introduction
(1 min) |
| from
"The Secret Mitzvah of Lucio Burke" (12 min) |
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| George Bilgere |
| Introduction
(1 min) |
| "Jennifer"
(3 min) |
| "What
Would Jesus Do?" (2:30) |
| "Simile
Practice" (3 min) |
| "Stupid"
(3 min) |
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