Kathleen Fraser and Jack Marshall: April 29, 1968

Kathleen Fraser (0:27:09)

The Poetry Center presents Kathleen Fraser reading a selection of poems.

Mark Linenthal introduces Kathleen Fraser and Jack Marshall (0:01)
Introductory remarks by Kathleen Fraser (1:11)
"Glass" (4:01)
Remarks on "Glass" (5:02)
"Change of Address" (5:55)
Remarks on "Casa des Pollos" (7:55)
"Casa des Pollos" (8:42)
Remarks on "Poem in Which My Legs Are Accepted" (9:55)
"Poem in Which My Legs Are Accepted" (10:51)
Remarks on writing process (12:55)
"Reaching Out Poem" (13:40)
"The Baker's Daughter" (15:03)
Remarks on "Because of the Silence" (16:05)
"Because of the Silence" (16:47)
"Blues for Sylvia III" (19:06)
Remarks on "Waiting" (20:24)
"Waiting" (21:10)

Jack Marshall reads a selection of poems including poems from his book, The Darkest Continent.

Jack Marshall makes opening remarks regarding the order in which he will read his poems (0:20)
"The Light Poem" (1:16)
"Forced Entry" (2:37)
Remarks on "On the President's State Visit to Mexico" (4:08)
"On the President's State Visit to Mexico" (6:07)
"The Angel" (9:26)
"The Lady Is My Language" (11:01)
Remarks on "White Spiders" (12:14)
"White Spiders" (12:46)
Remarks on geography's relationship to writing (14:22)
"At the Edge" (15:11)
"Dead Tree" (18:08)
"Fog Rolling in Over Twin Peaks" (20:22)
Remarks on writing "Remains" (21:34)
"Remains" (22:19)
"Setting Out" (26:14)