Poetry reading featuring Stacey Lynn Brown

Poetry reading featuring Stacey Lynn Brown Conversion to TEI-conformant markup: 2019 Preservation and Digitization at Washington University Libraries 00H30M26S Washington University in St. Louis Washington University Libraries Special Collections Services St. Louis, Missouri

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2009-04-20 Poetry reading featuring Stacey Lynn Brown unidentified Cut about a minute and a half of intro (irrelevant); audio for Brown cuts off abrubly at end in the middle of last poem Poetry reading featuring Stacey Lynn Brown 00H30M26S 2009-04-20

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Library of Congress Subject Headings, 21st edition, 1998 English transformed metadata to TEI Poetry reading featuring Stacey Lynn Brown Stacey Lynn Brown poetry reading at Duff's Restaurant. Tape Number: CASS.836

Series or Event: unidentified

Location: Duff's Restaurant

Introduction: Newman, Richard

Performer: Brown, Stacey Lynn

Musician: N/A

Introduction (0:00); "When I was four…" (5:11); "Down south, all it takes to be a church…" (7:26); "If you would, or could not do for yourself…"(9:12); Gaither Memory No. 42 (10:25); "Forgive me, Pumpkin…" (12:06); No. 7 (12:40); Gaither's Vacation Postcard to Her Husband (13:36); "Keeping us is what they called it..." (14:48); "Georgia boasts the largest outcrop of granite in the world..." (15:46) [poem starts at 17:13]; "The first time I ever spit the word 'racist' at my father..." (19:11). "Forgive her, Pumpkin..." (20:57); "Three a.m. feedings were bottled affairs..." (21:40); "Whenever Gaither got fired, Juanita would step in..." (22:35); "At the Flannery O'Connor homestead..." (23:35); "When it came time, I would leave the south..." (23:55); "When I missed the south the most..." (24:28); "Sepia sister of a different kind..." (24:57); Gaither Memory, the last (26:30); Gaither memory, every working day (28:30); Epilogue pt 1 (29:42),