Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – May 11, 2005
Eva Salzman, a Brooklyn-born British poet. She discusses her new and selected poems, Double Crossing, which came out from the British publisher, Blood Axe Books. Part two of two.
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley
3:00 PST Wednesdays
A celebration of the art of poetry. A well-known poet himself, Jack Foley’s considerable historical knowledge and his awareness of the current “scene” are incorporated into his radio shows and have made them a kaleidoscopic, always stimulating attraction for anyone interested in poetry.
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – May 4, 2005
Today’s guest is Eva Salzman, a Brooklyn-born British poet. She discusses her new and selected poems, Double Crossing, which came out from the British publisher, Blood Axe Books. Part one of two.
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – April 27, 2005
H.D. Moe Jack Foley’s guest is "one-man experimental movement" H.D. Moe, a poet whose presence has enlivened the Bay Area literary scene for decades. Moe discusses several of his books, including Birth to Birth–and its "buggy ride into the sweet unknown." First of two interviews. In today’s last show in this series, H.D. Moe and … Continued
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – April 20, 2005
Jack Foley’s guest is "one-man experimental movement" H.D. Moe, a poet whose presence has enlivened the Bay Area literary scene for decades. Moe discusses several of his books, including Birth to Birth–and its "buggy ride into the sweet unknown." Second of two interviews.
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – April 13, 2005
Jack Foley’s guest is "one-man experimental movement" H.D. Moe, a poet whose presence has enlivened the Bay Area literary scene for decades. Moe discusses several of his books, including Birth to Birth–and its "buggy ride into the sweet unknown." First of two interviews.
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – April 6, 2005
A presentation of the work, read by the author, of African-American folk poet Sterling A. Brown (1901-1989). Brown’s poetry was described by James Weldon Johnson as having achieved in literature "the common, racy, living speech of the Negro." On the basis of his first volume of verse, Southern Road (1932), Brown established himself as one … Continued
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – March 30, 2005
Part three of a three-part show devoted to singer-painter-composer-author Meredith d’Ambrosio. On today’s show Jack Foley reads an essay on Meredith d’Ambrosio; d’Ambrosio’s singing is heard in the background.
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – March 23, 2005
Part two of a three-part show devoted to singer-painter-composer-author Meredith d’Ambrosio. Today’s show is the second of a two-part interview. Foley and d’Ambrosio talk about d’Ambrosio’s published screenplay, "Silent Passion" as well as about her most recent CD, "Love is for the Birds."
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – March 16, 2005
Part one of a three-part show devoted to singer-painter-composer-author Meredith d’Ambrosio. Today’s show is the first of a two-part interview. Foley and d’Ambrosio talk about d’Ambrosio’s published screenplay, "Silent Passion" as well as about her most recent CD, "Love is for the Birds."
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – March 9, 2005
Gertrude Stein reads from her work. Also, an excerpt from Four Saints in Three Acts.