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Elaine Feinstein reads '8th Lyric of The Poem of the End' by Marina Tsvetaeva (4:30 mins) Listen
Welcome to the Carcanet audio library:Regularly updated, this rich online resource includes Carcanet podcasts, recordings of poems and interviews from some of our most celebrated poets such as John Ashbery, William Carlos Williams, Edna St. Vincent Millay, C.K. Stead, Elaine Feinstein, Fred D'Aguiar and Gillian Clarke, as well as emerging voices such as Matthew Welton and Katharine Kilalea. Readers can also access transcripts of some of our interviews and podcasts, available free on the Carcanet Issuu webpage and on www.carcanet.co.uk.Browse our featured audio clips above to listen to this month's special recommendations - Choose from the author menu above to find podcasts, interviews or poems by a specific author
- Audio clips can also be found on individual author and title pages
- Use the keyword search below to find audio material by poem title, subject or author
Our Podcasts- Fred D'Aguiar on his UK tour, the issue of poetry and trauma, and the inspirations behind his new collection, Continental Shelf (the Poetry Book Society Choice for summer 2009
- Carcanet celebrates the Sonnet! Stella Halkyard, curator of A Small Eternity: The shape of the sonnet through time at the John Rylands Library, gives Carcanet a personal tour of the exhibition, from Petrarch to Elizabeth Jennings
Forthcoming Podcasts- Elaine Feinstein on her remarkable career as a poet, novelist and biographer, and on translating the Russian poet Marina Tsvetaeva for Carcanet's new edition of her poems, Bride of Ice (a Poetry Book Society Recommended Translation)
Carcanet is keen to develop its audio resource in response to its users. Email your suggestions to info@carcanet.co.uk.
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