[Poetry reading, Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, April 26, 2006] / Norma Cole.

Recorded at the Poetry Collection at the University at Buffalo on April 26, 2006 by the Poetry Collection on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.

Following announcements by English Department professor Myung Mi Kim, graduate student Michael Cross introduces contemporary American poet, visual artist, and translator Norma Cole. Cole reads translations from It then by Danielle Collobert and poetry from Spinoza in her youth and Do the monkey. Recording ends abruptly during the last stanza of the last poem.

Norma Cole.

The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.

2006

Sound recording

PCR053

It then:It then - it (from section I) --A body there (from section I) --Towards another body (from section II) --Useless waiting for healing (from section II) --Backwards in the scattered sounds (from section II) --"To reproduce the old lost voices (from section II) --To dream the phrase scattered in duration (from section II). --from Spinoza in her youth:The eternal new year. --from Together:Suppose the moon. --from Spinoza in her youth:Artificial memory 1 --Artificial memory 2 --Artificial memory 3 --Artificial memory 4 --Artificial memory 5 --Artificial memory 6 --Artificial memory 7 --Artificial memory 8 --Artificial memory 9 --Artificial memory 10. --Scout (electronic resource). --from Do the monkey:The body is soft --In memoriam Jacques Derrida.

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