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May 28, 2008 at 6:41 pm | Posted in blogging, links, podcast, poetry, writing | 13 CommentsTags: links, podcast
The Writer as Libertine (podcast)
from “The Puzzle Box”
by some mad bastard who thinks time truely is not linear,
cos Rick asked and also because at some point you have to take a crazy risk but more importantly to assert that they are buying the publishing rights to the manuscript and not the podcast or performance rights. (or not buying them at the moment, but we’ll see, oh and because Poetmouse Writer Reading icon avatar dared me in a way,
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- The Australian Poet Laureate
- another quote from Robert Adamson January 31, 2010
- Three Quotes from Robert Adamson October 22, 2009
- The copyright question (2) October 7, 2009
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now this is one of my favorites too…Shivered! (as you – I guess it was you reading/singing – mentioned somewhere there)
Cool, thankyou. I never listen to them, it is an horrific experience for me, honestly. So I value any feedback. I’m reading your amazing poem at the moment. I am going to take my time before I comment though except to say it is obviously incredibly good. I am going to read it again now.
Comment by hayat— May 28, 2008 #
Linear time is an illusion of perspective.
Comment by ozymandiaz— May 28, 2008 #
Oh, and your sound quality is so much better than mine. I gotta get a mic.
I’ve only gotta cheap one, the Audacity software does most of the work if you can figure out the buttons.
Comment by ozymandiaz— May 28, 2008 #
Time is space separated; space is time showcases; just returned from a time bound holiday though 😦
Comment by Sumedh— May 28, 2008 #
ok as much as this guy confuses me I am even more confused at the moment at the disappearance of my link to my blog
(lol I am living in my own world… maybe time is a linear :P)
Comment by Disturbed Stranger— May 29, 2008 #
:@ where is the link, why isn’t my name clickable errrrrr! (sorry to double post but I am upset at the moment 😦 )
Comment by Disturbed Stranger— May 29, 2008 #
Sounds fantastic…def one of my favorites.
Comment by Tina— May 29, 2008 #
if you don’t mind
your voice sends feathers all aquiver among leaves, dipped in ink. In a grand hall, a chandielier swings as the mansion of words will move where it must, and float atop an island,
where they discovered a new crop
and a colour to boot
which is my very self-indulgent, expressionistic way of communicating my first impressions of this, and how much i loved it. its all the better in the podcast format.
thanks
Comment by peterandthehare— May 29, 2008 #
A wonderful poem… extremely uplifting and romantic. It was lovely to close eyes and relax with the words.
Comment by MaryP— May 29, 2008 #
I left a long effusive comment over at the podcast, like everyone going to the party in one place and I show up at another, wondering where everyone is. Common problem in my life. So you will have to shuffle over there to see my post. And I never dare anyone. What’s this with a dare “in a way.” As I recalled, you dared me. Hmmph!
Comment by PoetMouse— May 29, 2008 #
All fantastically wonderful comments, thankyou, soon it will be time for a group hug, as soon as enigma show up again, look out, haha and i like the way that disturbed stranger showed up in the middle, a stranger and clearly disturbed. hahahahaha, sorry,
Comment by Paul— May 29, 2008 #
Congrats. You are publishing a collection of poems? I hope.
I am trying to, but all I am doing at the moment is collecting an impressive range of rejection letters from the world’s great publishing houses. The letterheads are nice.
Comment by mariacristina— May 30, 2008 #
i thought time was just a way to sell clocks
Comment by rick mobbs— May 31, 2008 #