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Poetry Recording: The 2020 MLA Offsite Reading

January 11, 2020 Greg

The 2020 MLA Offsite Reading, which featured mostly poetry, occurred at Town Hall Seattle yesterday. There were many readers, and most of them read for 2 minutes or less. The event was broken into three parts, with three hosts. The recording, which I made happen with my new H6, is below. Audio is minimally edited, as usual, but at least complete. I have listed all of the poets along with the host. The event is

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New Audio Recording: Nathaniel Mackey and Marty Ehrlich at Hugo House

September 23, 2019September 23, 2019 Greg

A recording of the poet and musician, performing at the Richard Hugo House in Seattle on 9/22/19. … Continue readingNew Audio Recording: Nathaniel Mackey and Marty Ehrlich at Hugo House

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New Recording: Tyehimba Jess via Seattle Arts and Lectures

October 16, 2018 Greg

This is an older recording I just found floating around my desktop. It originally was recorded back in March.

Others Poetry, Past Events

New Recording: Leonard Schwartz and Zhang Er at Elliott Bay Book Company

October 16, 2018 Greg

Recorded on Sunday, 10/14/18 at Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle.

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Cold Moon Recordings

December 5, 2017December 13, 2017 Greg

Others Poetry, Past Events

Past Event: Rainier Valley Lit Crawl #4

November 12, 2016December 4, 2016 Greg

The fourth Rainier Valley Lit Crawl will take place in Hillman City, Seattle, on Saturday, December 3rd.

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My Poetry, Others Poetry, Past Events

Past Event: Poetry for Homeless Vets

October 9, 2016November 12, 2016 Greg

I am very excited to be involved with this upcoming poetry event that is themed around and in respect for homeless veterans.

Others Poetry, Past Events

Past Event: Cascadia Poetry Festival ’16

September 28, 2016November 8, 2016 Greg

This post explores what is definitely one of the event highlights of the year for me, which occurs on November 3-6.