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Faculty Reading 7/10/10

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Title	Faculty Reading 7/10/10
Performer(s)	Sikelianos, Eleni; Browne, Laynie; Taylor, Steven; Penny Arcade
Subject 1	Poetry reading.
Abstract	The final reading of the 2010 Summer Writing Program at Naropa University on July 10th, 2010 featuring Eleni Sikelianos, Laynie Browne, Steven Taylor, and Penny Arcade.
Content	00:01 Anne Waldman opens the event and quotes Allen Ginsberg 01:47 Greg introduces Eleni Sikelianos 03:16 Sikelianos reads various short prose pieces, first line “A rock is like the car” 26:22 Laynie Browne is introduced 28:45 Browne reads from “The Book of Moments” 32:58 Browne reads from her “Festoon Dictionary” 37:44 Browne reads from “The Desires of Letters” 46:00 Browne reads “Letter to the Corpse Feared During Wartime in Iraq” 48:28 Steven Taylor is introduced 50:10 Steven Taylor sings from Tuli Kupferberg’s “A Short History of the Human Race,” sings “Sunday Times,” reads “Home Fires,” sings a song with first line “Give up your dreams, you fool of love,” reads a poem with the first time “The hand on the rail and the rail are one,” reads “The Coney Island Line,” sings a parasong, reads “Poets Passage,” reads “Snail Poem” from Peter Orlovsky, and sings “Morning, Morning” 1:09:07 Penny Arcade is introduced 1:10:23 Penny Arcade reads “Bowered in Silence I too am Stilled” 1:16:41 Arcade reads, first line “I saw him from a long way off” 1:25:06 Arcade reads from “Bad Reputation” 1:28:17 Arcade reads, first line “My daughter, why do you do these things?” 1:35:26 Arcade reads “No Poem” 1:38:56 Arcade reads “No Mona Lisa” 1:43:09 Arcade reads “Take It On Myself” 1:47:17 Recording ends.
Type of Event	reading
Engineer's Notes	Archived as 2 CD set, merged into one file for online database.
Date Recorded	2010-07-10
File Format	mp3
Performance Length	01:47:17
Rights Information	Copyright release given to Naropa University for the purposes of preservation, marketing and educational use. All other rights reserved to individual performers.
Department	Writing
Summer Writing Program Week	4
Original Format	CD
Tape Order	1 of 1
Publisher	Allen Ginsberg Library and Naropa University Archives
Type	Sound
Language	eng
File Name	CD-10-106.mp3

Faculty Reading 7/10/10

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