CCC Spoken Word Mix

By | 10 October 2010
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Various Artists

Cordite Creative Commons Spoken Word Mix (20:23)


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Track Listing:


    
Klare Lanson: I will grab their bytes and they will secretly not like it (1:16)
    
Paul Mitchell and Bill Buttler: Not Some Racist (1:57)
    
Klare Lanson: a text tale (3:58)
    
Lady Gaby and Zimmer: ‘Paradise’ (3:40)
    
Jorja Kelly: All We Wanted / Free Information Poem (3:36)
    
Eleanor Jackson: A Night on the Town (1:25)
    
Yarran Jenkins: CC: Bastion for Utopia or Just More Creative Culture Juju? (4:31)
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David Prater is a Dubbo-born writer and editor. His poems and stories have appeared in a range of Australian and international journals and anthologies. His debut poetry collection, We Will Disappear, was published by Papertiger Media in 2007. His second, Leaves of Glass, based on correspondence between Walt Whitman and Australian poet Bernard O’Dowd, was published by Puncher and Wattmann in 2013. A third as-yet-untitled collection is forthcoming in 2025. Between 2001 and 2012, David was Managing Editor of Cordite Poetry Review. He now lives and works in the Netherlands, where he is working towards a poetics of The Mentalist.

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