Mobile Poetry Panel QI 2016

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New podcast for ICQI 2016 with some of your fave poets and some brand news folks too! Check it out... CONTENTS Kimberly Dark "Roadside, Perris California"; Glenn Phillips, "Stem"; Stacy Holman Jones "Stone and Water Cento"; Durell Callier and Dominique Hill, "Touch Me Here"; A.B., "For the Record"; Glenn Phillips, "Transactions"; Anne Harris, "I Am a Monument"; Bryant Keith Alexander, "Queer Drag Realities"; Tami Spry, "The Willful Choice of Performance"; Glenn Phillips, "Black Folk"; Jonathan Wyatt, "Ian Schneider at the 9/11 Memorial"; Craig Gingrich-Philbrook, "Little Ash Boy"; Glenn Phillips, "Broken"; Anne Harris, "For the Love of Monuments"; Sandra Faulkner, "Bourbon, Bullet, Dairy Queen"; David Terry, "Please Proceed to the Observatorium"; Karen Werner, "Sounds of My Home"; Jessica Smartt Gullion, "Fracking the Neighborhood"; Stacy Holman Jones, "Facebook Cento"; Glenn Phillips, "Conferences"; Anne Harris, "Virtual Embodiments"; Sophie Tamas, "Dear Tenure and Promotion Committee"; Glenn Phillips, "Queer SIG"; Robin Boylorn "Your N Word"

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