Tag Archives: Dorothea Lasky

Mark Leidner

May 21, 2010 – 10:27 am


You’re panicking / because you can’t remember the meaning / of nonchalant, but I’m massaging / your neck, whispering, / It’s what you are. This ninth episode of Phoned-In, our poetry-reading-by-phone podcast, features a reading by Mark Leidner. Click through to listen and read a short Q&A in which he and Luke Degnan discuss Twitter, robot voices, and pitchforking steaming piles of irony. Click through to listen to the podcast and watch one of Mark’s poetry-reading robot videos.

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Dorothea Lasky

March 5, 2010 – 1:27 pm

Goodness gracious the paper! This third episode of Phoned-In, our poetry-reading-by-phone podcast, features a reading by Dorothea Lasky. Click through to listen and read a short Q&A in which she and Luke Degnan discuss Sylvia Plath, Catullus, and Notorious B.I.G.

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