[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, November 11, 1971] / Marge Piercy ... [et al.].

Recorded at the Fillmore Room, University at Buffalo on November 11, 1971 on two Ampex 7 inch reel-to-reel tapes..

Recording of the first poetry reading in the Woman's Festival Poetry Reading event. Readers include: Marge Piercy, Barbara Harr, Erica Jong and Etnairis Rivera.

Marge Piercy ... [et al.].

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1971

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Sound recording

PCR257

Disc 1.Barbara Harr reading:New Year's inventory --Fragments after Sappho --Returning late past the subway shops --Living free --Birthday poem --I was those fingertips turning harmony --Clean sweep --The wounded Eurydice --Une belle, in memoriam Miriam Mitchell Olsen. --Erica Jong reading:Gift to a jade /written by Anna Wickham --Alcestis on the poetry circuit --The wives of Mafiosi --The universal exlipcator hums softly --Climbing you --Seminar --Nose thou art sick --The tongue --Sixteen warnings in search for a feminist poem --Divorce --Anniversary. --Disc 2.The age of exploration --The man under the bed. --Etnairis Rivera reading in Spanish and English:Yes of course why not --And I miss you because --Letter to Manuel --I was telling you that time. --Marge Piercy reading:Unlearning to not speak --The morning half-life blues --A work of artiface --A just anger --Laying down the tower --The aim, the best that could be hoped for the magician.

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