[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, July 21, 1979] / Anselm Hollo, Allan Kornblum.

Recorded at the University at Buffalo on July 21, 1979 on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.

Poets Anselm Hollo and Allan Kornblum read their poetry in a relaxed and lively setting at the University at Buffalo. Both poets mention Ted Berrigan and Robert Duncan. Kornblum reads a spirited poetic parody of Duncan's My mother would be a falconess. Hollo was seated very close to the microphone leading to the recording of his response to Kornblum's reading.

Anselm Hollo, Allan Kornblum.

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

1979

Sound recording

PCR146

Anselm Hollo reading:Simon and Schuster --Copy tips --People in enviable hats --If --My name is Rod Magnet (for Ted Berrigan) --Is it the hit --TV1 --TV2 --Two schools --Byronics --Banner --Object now (for Tom Raworth) --Her letters to a friend --Recommendation for Andrei Codrescu --The American avant-garde --Ho hummage to Gabrielle D'Annunzio. --Allan Kornblum reading:Where am I from --How I became a writer --Done --Breakfast, lunch and dinner --My mother would be a laundress /in collaboration with Jim Hanson and Cinda Kornblum --In support of Cinda's request for a raise /in collaboration with Daryl Gray --The truckers --The city stays where it is --The possibility of beautiful walks.

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