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    Kumin, Maxine : poetry reading; March 5th, 1977

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    Contents: All tracks   Poetry reading [complete] Track 01     Fraulein Reads Instructive Rhymes Track 02     Mother Rosarine Track 03     Purgatory Track 04     After Love Track 05     The Nightmare Factory Track 06     The Hermit Wakes to Bird Sounds Track 07     The Hermit Picks Berries Track 08     Woodchucks Track 09     The Vealers Track 10     Watering Trough Track 11     Morning Swim Track 12     Living Alone with Jesus Track 13     To Swim to Believe Track 14     Song for Seven Parts of the Body Track 15     Amanda Dreams She Has Died and Gone to the Elysium Fields Track 16     Amanda is Shod Track 17     The Excrement Poem Track 18     Addressed to the Angels Track 19     My Father's Neckties Track 20     Progress ReportDescription on Reel Box: Kummin - Poetry Reading TUC 401A - 3/5/77 7 1/2 ips T.O. FT MONO John AgostiPaper Notes Inside Reel Box: Broadcast Release: 1. I hereby agree, if indicated by my signature below, that my address (talk, lecture, interview) delivered on March 5, 1977, at TUC 401A Cincinnati, may be broadcast on the University of Cincinnati FM station, WGUC, a non-profit, non-commercial, educational radio station. Signature: "Maxine Kumin" 2. I hereby agree, if indicated by my signature below, that my address (talk, lecture, interview) on the above date and place may also be broadcast nationwide, through the National Public Radio Network. Signature: "Maxine Kumin" Remote Taping Information Sheet: Name of speaker(s): Kumin; Title of Presentation: Poetry Reading; Date: March 5, 1977; Location: TUC 401A Duration of presentation (if event breaks naturally into segments, e.g. lecture--please give timings of segments: 58 Are there reasons that this tape needs editing for broadcast? (Interruptions in continuity, reference to pictures, nasty, evil words, etc?) If so, where: She says shit in one - Excrement Poem. She has audience participation poems!!! Please give your reaction to the quality of this event. (e.g. speaker's delivery deadly monotonous; content especially good or relevant, or too technical, or dull; etc.): Her poetry is nice but I think someone else should have read it. She is on one pitch mostly, kind of somber. I like the one about bathtubs. Did you have any technical problems? (equipment failure, speaker walking away from microphone, etc.): Headphones have a short that keeps popping. She put her book on the mike at end. Your name: John AgostiProcessing notes from Digital Projects Department: Duplicate recording digitized and stored on Digital Projects SAN; folder and disc location wav file: 20120501/Disc 2. Folder and disc location for mp3 file: 20120501/Disc 6/mp3s. File named as "Elliston_Maxine_Kumin".Digital Projects SAN: Folder and disc location for wav file: 20120222/Box2/Disc 3. Folder and disc location for mp3 file: 20120222/Box2/Disc

    Kumin, Maxine Winokur

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    The leg

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    Maxine Kumin Poetry Reading

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    November 17th, 1982 at Bard Hall. Maxine Kumin shares poems from various collections, touching on themes of nature, family, feminism, and mortality. Kumin provides context and personal anecdotes for many of the poems.https://digitalcommons.bard.edu/poetry_at_bard/1054/thumbnail.jp

    Two Junes

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    The Missing Person

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    Short story first published in Triquarterly (1978)

    The horses

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    The Match

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    Maxine Kumin’s tenth book of poetry, Looking for Luck, was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award of 1993. Her new book, Women, Animals and Vegetables: Essays and Stories, from which this story is taken, will be published by Norton in August 1994. She raises horses on a farm near Warner, New Hampshire

    Women and horses

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