ITL collaborative audio book project

As you may know, ITL was born so things could be read aloud to others. Reading events are, by necessity, generally limited to short pieces or excerpts. But we dream bigger.

Over the next several months, ITL will be asking folks to record themselves reading short chapters from a novel with Favorite Book Status. Why? Because it will be fun.

It will go a little something like this:

Margaret


Comment here or visit the facebook page & drop a note if you would like to participate!

Imagined Therefore Limitless #21 - Poetry Picnic, What We Heard

Robyn Gesek - "Be the Unicorn of Your Neighborhood" by Janaka Stuckey
heather hughes - "Mapurbe" by David Aniñir
Adriana Cloud - "Poem in which I Make the Mistake of Comparing Billie Holiday to a Washerwoman" by Tony Hoagland
Jack Miller - "Rant" by Helena Nelson
Petaluma Vale - "Phsychology Today" by Darnell Arnoult
heather hughes - "Do Not Put Dead Monkeys in the Freezer" and "The Fugitive Poets of Fenway Park" by Martín Espada
Anya Miller - "Food Hates You Too" by Robert Weinstock
Petaluma Vale - "God Says Yes to Me" by Kaylin Haught
Jack Miller - "Nashvillanelle" by Dan Bellm
Robyn Gesek - "Waiting for the Messiah in Somerville, MA" by Naomi Feigelson Chase
Dann Brown - "Grave of Shelley," "Keats," & "Apologia" by Oscar Wilde
Robyn Gesek - from "The Blue Dot" by Carl Sagan & "Diffraction" by Diane Ackerman
Petaluma Vale - "In Spite of Everything, the Stars" by Edward Hirsch
Jack Miller - "Recent Images of Mars" by Matthew Sissom

ITL #21 - Poetry Picnic

Imagined Therefore Limitless Readers' Series
Poetry Picnic
Saturday, August 2nd
2pm

Imagined Therefore Limitless #20 - Rain or Shine, What We Heard

Gonzalo Plaza - "Couldn't Stand the Weather" by Stevie Rai Vaughn
Maithili Jha - "You Look Like Rain" by Morphine
Simeon Berry - "Community College in the Rain" from Actual Air by David Berman
heather hughes - "China Observed Through Greek Rain in Turkish Coffee" by Henrik Nordbrandt, translated by the author and Alexander Taylor; "Thread suns" by Paul Celan, translated by Michael Hamburger; and "A Monsoon Day Fable" by Jayanta Mahapatra from The Vintage Book of Contemporary World Poetry edited by J.D. McClatchy
Maithili Jha - excerpts from The Cloud Messenger by Kalidasa, translated by Arthur Ryder
Gina Hereen - excerpt from The Diving-Bell and the Butterfly by Jean-Dominique Bauby, translated by Jeremy Leggatt
Dann Brown - excerpt from The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler
Gonzalo Plaza - 6 word stories by Robert Jordan and Howard Waldrop from Wired (2006)
Matt Hawthorne - excerpt from A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle
Robyn Gesek - excerpt from The Shining by Steven King
Gina Hereen - excerpt from Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, translated by William Weaver
Maithili Jha - "Rain, Rapa Nui" by Pablo Neruda, translator not known
heather hughes - excerpt from snow by Maxence Fermine

ITL #20 - Rain or Shine

Imagined Therefore Limitless Readers' Series
Rain or Shine
Sunday, May 26th
3pm

Imagined Therefore Limitless #19 - Missed Connection, What We Heard

Anya Miller - excerpt from Thea Stilton and the Mystery on the Orient Express
Dann Brown - missed connection text exchange with Liam
Jack Miller - "Absolutely Elsewhere" by Dorothy Sayers
Gina Hereen - excerpt from A Great Unrecorded History by Wendy Moffit
heather hughes & Dann Brown - "Sure Thing" from All in the Timing by David Ives
Bill Pierce - "Lament for the Makers" by William Dunbar
Jack Miller - "Things My Son Should Know After I've Died" by Brian Trimboli, "Nocturne with Cat and Spider" by Douglas Woody Woodsum, and "Death and Tacos" by Nathaniel Whittemore from Rattle (vol. 14, no. 1, Summer 2008)