06 - Writer: Carl Alexandersson

Episode 6 of the Matters After Print podcast, hosted by Horizon Magazine, titled "06 - Writer: Carl Alexandersson " was published on February 28, 2021 and runs 52 minutes.

February 28, 2021 ·52m · Matters After Print

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Summary

An interview with the spoken word poet Carl Alexandersson, in which we discuss the influence of spoken word and creative communities on the poetry of Alexandersson. By exploring his poem 'The Starting Point' we discuss ideas of time, memory and narrative. Find more of Alexandersson's work on his twitter @CarlAlex97 Also, be sure to look out for the online UniSlam Events discussed at the end of the episode! 

Episode Description

An interview with the spoken word poet Carl Alexandersson, in which we discuss the influence of spoken word and creative communities on the poetry of Alexandersson. By exploring his poem 'The Starting Point' we discuss ideas of time, memory and narrative.

Find more of Alexandersson's work on his twitter @CarlAlex97

Also, be sure to look out for the online UniSlam Events discussed at the end of the episode!

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