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hear, hear: poetry in Motion.
Byline: mark chillingworth
Listening to a poet read their own work helps to understand the motivations behind their art. The Poetry Archive is an online resource that provides access to digitised recordings of poets reading their work.
Despite being aimed at a general audience, the Poetry Archive is also a powerful resource for students and academics of literature.
The Poetry Archive is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to make poetry more accessible, relevant and enjoyable -- and to create an archive for posterity. There are no known recordings of some great poets, such as Thomas Hardy, and this archive aims to ensure that such a fate will never befall any modern poet.
Here you'll find a wide range of 20th century poets -- Adcock, Ginsberg, McGough, MacNeice and Pinter, to name a few. Some might be amused to find publishing whizzkid Felix Dennis here among such greats as Yeats and Tennyson.
A basic RealPlayer audio application is available as a free download from the site. By ...
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- Magazine article from: Advertising Age Linnett, Richard January 6, 2003 700+ words
Byline: Richard Linnett Felix Dennis is living proof that an old dog can learn new tricks. The...rlinnett@crain.com CAPTION(S): Bellying up to the bard: Felix Dennis serves up pantoum and double dactyls. What's he smoking...
- Felix Dennis' assistants.
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England) September 13, 2009 700+ words
...published an interview with the actor Chris O'Dowd, during which Mr O'Dowd discussed his ro le playing the publisher Felix Dennis in a film to be released later this year. The last paragraph of the interview read: "Most of his assistants are former...
- FELIX DENNIS.(owner of Dennis Publishing forwards Maxim magazine)
- Magazine article from: Folio: the Magazine for Magazine Management Silber, Tony April 15, 1999 700+ words
...true during the last six months, a period during which Conde Nast's Details recruited Mark Golin, Maxim's editor; and Felix Dennis, the irascible, colorful owner of Maxim parent Dennis Publishing, promptly named "Sammy the hamster" as acting editor...
- Felix Dennis is looking to exploit his frat-boy-esque Maxim magazine by...
- Magazine article from: Advertising Age April 8, 2002 700+ words
Felix Dennis is looking to exploit his frat-boy-esque Maxim magazine by launching a cable channel carrying the name, say people familiar...
- FELIX DENNIS CIRCUS MAXIMUS.
- Magazine article from: Folio: the Magazine for Magazine Management Silber, TONY June 1, 1999 700+ words
...formula for a mass-market men's magazine: Service journalism couched in humor and plenty of cleavage. An interview with Felix Dennis is a battle against monologue, a struggle to extract substance from a sales pitch. He's affable, opinionated, smart...
- ...WITH POETRY.(Felix Dennis releases poetry book)(Brief Article)
- Newspaper article from: Media Industry Newsletter October 21, 2002 700+ words
Like Muhammad Ali, Felix Dennis is a poet, and November 7 is the British release of his anthology A Glass Half Full (Hutchinson). Inserted in several thousand...
- HOW "STUFF" REVIEWED FELIX DENNIS'S BOOK ON ALI.(Miramax Books pubilshes...
- Newspaper article from: Media Industry Newsletter November 17, 2003 700+ words
...Stuff--its chairman, of course, being Mr. Dennis--states (December): ...this riveting story was cowritten by Felix Dennis, the independent publisher...who provides some of the finest men's magazines in the land. Sounds like a can't miss...
- OF SWINE AND SONNETS: FELIX DENNIS, CULTURAL CONSERVATOR.(Interview)
- Magazine article from: WWD September 17, 2004 700+ words
Byline: Jeff Bercovici NEW YORK -- It would be hard to imagine an unlikelier champion of classical poetry than Felix Dennis. A hard-living, self-aggrandizing Englishman, Dennis is best known in America for publishing Maxim, a magazine...
Source: HighBeam Research, hear, hear: poetry in Motion.