[Poetry reading at the Center for the Arts, University at Buffalo, February 8, 1995] / Welch Everman and Maureen Owen.

Recorded at the Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo on February 8, 1995 on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.

Raymond Federman introduces Welch Everman. Susan Howe introduces Maureen Owen who reads from her poetry.

Welch Everman and Maureen Owen.

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

1995

Sound recording

PCR099

Welch Everman reading:Nuts --Her song. --Maureen Owen reading:IN August 1874, Manet stayed with Monet in Argenteuil, a village on the Seine only a brief ride from Paris --It doesn't bother me now, or, A matinee of fevers --Them --Pound in the mountains east of Eden --Something just out of reach --From gossip notes of court life --Days and nights --November, or, Straight life --In my dream --We can't find the traitor, but of course he's staying right here in London at the Windsor Hotel --Love was always supposed to be enough --Now even the jungle wanted him dead, or, She closed the door behind her --Her hat blew off --A history of the English speaking poeples --What shape rhapsody --The night you threw the I Ching acreoss the room I thought, this is it, you snapped.

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