O-(ezekiel's wife)
This is the Audiobook version of O-(ezekiel's wife), published by GASHER Journal and Press (Click here to view or download). Judy Twedt, Digital Sound Artist, edited these tracks and added in found and synthesized "sounds of climate change," creating a collaborative poetry album. About the collection: O's (they/them or she/her) story comes out of a network. Their smallest start branches out of a series in The Lyme Letters that sort through nonbinary, queer, crip, and femme experiences in Biblical master narratives across Judeo-Christian texts. First and foremost, then, this start comes out of the unnamed, "marked ungrievable" spouse of the prophet Ezekiel, who inspired the character O. Guest readers for portions of poems include the poets Woogee Bae, Katelyn Oppegard, and Abi Pollokoff.
This is the Audiobook version of O-(ezekiel's wife), published by GASHER Journal and Press (Click here to view or download). Judy Twedt, Digital Sound Artist, edited these tracks and added in found and synthesized "sounds of climate change," creating a collaborative poetry album. About the collection: O's (they/them or she/her) story comes out of a network. Their smallest start branches out of a series in The Lyme Letters that sort through nonbinary, queer, crip, and femme experiences in Biblical master narratives across Judeo-Christian texts. First and foremost, then, this start comes out of the unnamed, "marked ungrievable" spouse of the prophet Ezekiel, who inspired the character O. Guest readers for portions of poems include the poets Woogee Bae, Katelyn Oppegard, and Abi Pollokoff.
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This is the Audiobook version of O-(ezekiel's wife), published by GASHER Journal and Press (Click here to view or download). Judy Twedt, Digital Sound Artist, edited these tracks and added in found and synthesized "sounds of climate change," creating a collaborative poetry album. About the collection: O's (they/them or she/her) story comes out of a network. Their smallest start branches out of a series in The Lyme Letters that sort through nonbinary, queer, crip, and femme experiences in Biblical master narratives across Judeo-Christian texts. First and foremost, then, this start comes out of the unnamed, "marked ungrievable" spouse of the prophet Ezekiel, who inspired the character O. Guest readers for portions of poems include the poets Woogee Bae, Katelyn Oppegard, and Abi Pollokoff.
