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Emilie Zoey Baker
Notes from the NT: EZB on WordStorm 2012
Coming from Melbourne, the best thing about arriving in Darwin was seeing that ol’ stranger, the Sun, shining in the sky like a big yellow present to me. I spent the first three hours rolling on the grass like a …
Comings, Goings and GUNCOTTON
There is only one appropriate way to begin my first news post as Managing Editor of Cordite – that being to extend, then extend further, then possibly dislocating my e-arm in extending further still, a massive thank you (for all …
Posted in GUNCOTTON
Tagged Adrian Wiggins, Ali Alizadeh, David Prater, editors, Emilie Zoey Baker, Emily Stewart, GUNCOTTON, Kent MacCarter, Matthew Hall
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Reason To Believe
Posted in 37.1: NEBRASKA, AUDIO
Tagged bruce springsteen, Emilie Zoey Baker, liner notes, nebraska, work
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The Vegetarian Zombie
he attacks crispers, drinking the black juice from dead fridges.
Burnt Forest
‘Burnt Forest’ was the cover image for Cordite 27: Experience. Emilie writes: “In 2006, we had a New Years eve party at a camp deep in the Victorian bush. It was after massive bush fires had ravaged a lot of …
Pop Crush (stickypink remix)
Britney Spears meets Sylvia Plath…you do the math. Emilie Zoey Baker has been performing poetry for over 10 years and is the winner of the 2002 erotic slammaster championships. She started by reciting crazy stuff to the wind then found a microphone and an audience. She is the co-producer of The 2003 Spoken word and music CD compilation called ‘You Talkin To Me?’
David Prater Interviews Emilie Zoey Baker
“You Talkin' To Me?” is a brand new CD compilation of Melbourne's spoken word talent, featuring the likes of Ed Burger, Sean M Whelan, Edwina Preston, Terry Jaensch, Dorothy Porter and Phil Norton. It's Emilie Zoey Baker's baby, but she …
Posted in INTERVIEWS
Tagged David Prater, Emilie Zoey Baker, meerkats, performance, spoken word
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