hi again, here are two shows

Back from a trip to Berlin, and very excited to begin classes with Avital Ronell & Kamau Brathwaite this semester. Also some great upcoming guests to be announced soon! For now, archives of the two shows that aired while I was away, and tune in tomorrow night to hear Rachel Levitsky read recent work & talk with me about her poetry and Belladonna* books.

Ceptuetics 01-09-08 (dedicated to Henri Chopin)

1. bpNichol - "Clover"
2. Henri Chopin - "Sol Air"
3. Nikolaus Einhorn - "Don't you may be, the essential interview" (w/ John Cage and Hans G. Helms)
4. Robert Ashley - "She Was a Visitor"

Ceptuetics 01-16-08

1. Rachel Blau DuPlessis - "Draft 72"
2. Erica Hunt - "Invisible Hands"
3. Tom Raworth - "Catacoustics"
4. Ben Friedlander - "The Mind is a Bubble Sheet"
5. Hans Arp - "Dada-Spruche"
6. Camille Bryen - "Tete de Coq"
7. Nam June Paik - "Simple"
8. Language Removal Services - "Marilyn Monroe"
9. Bruce Andrews - "You Made This World, We Didn't" (which I mistakenly present as the Index to I Don't Have Any Paper, So Shut Up)


Tomorrow:

Rachel Levitsky’s first full length volume, Under the Sun was published by Futurepoem books in 2003. She is the author of five chapbooks of poetry, Dearly (a+bend, 1999), Dearly 356, Cartographies of Error (Leroy, 1999), The Adventures of Yaya and Grace (PotesPoets, 1999) and 2(1x1)Portraits (Baksun, 1998). Most of her poetic works tend toward what is known as ‘the long poem’ and she is currently writing a prose novella. Levitsky writes poetry plays, three of which (one with Camille Roy) have been performed in New York and San Francisco. Her work has been published in magazines such as The Reculse, Sentence, Fence, The Brooklyn Rail, Global City, The Hat, Skanky Possum, Lungfull! and in the anthologies, Boog City (vol. I & II), Bowery Women, and 19 Lines: A Drawing Center Writing Anthology. Recently her work was translated into Icelandic for the anthology 131.839 Slög Med Bilum by Eiríkur Örn Nordahl. Online poetry and critical essays can be found on such sites as Narrativity, Duration Press, How2, and Web Conjunctions. She is the founder and co-director of Belladonna*, an event and publication series of feminist avant-garde poetics.