EPISODE · Feb 23, 2021 · 1H 7M
Social Yet Distanced: John Dorsey, Poetry, The Prettiest Girls, Publishing and Pimps. An hour with Fran Lock and an EmotionalOrphan
from Social Yet Distanced: A View with an Emotionalorphan and Friends · host Jack Varnell
This week we are pleased to have spent a little time with accomplished American Poet, John Dorsey for some great poetry, a little discussion on theory and craft, and most importantly, pimping strong in the art game with the best intentions. No, we don't mean exploitation, we mean selling books via dive bars or the internet. The conclusion is that suitcases work best for international book sales. You MUST be hands on. We do include an abundance of John's work and all the details on how to hear or buy more books. As usual Fran Lock, my bestie, and a force of poetry does a most excellent job of talking about real poetics while making me look like I know what I am doing, and to drop the names of important or cool names I know. Just like magic. We highlight some work from John's currently available titles: "The Prettiest Girl At The Dance", "Which Way To The River" and The "Profits of POETIC Dishcord" release compilation, "The Ghosts of Their Words Will Be Heroes In Hell"... and many more you probably can't have or find for sale... All joking aside, this one is special. It is longer than usual. We are proud of this one. Please like, share and subscribe. Consider supporting our work via the "Support Tab" on our Anchor.FM Homepage., via our emotionalorphan store on Redbubble, or Library of digital from Gumroad. As usual, for questions, links, to read a poem for a show, to get in touch with John about subscriptions, whatever, use the "Message Tab" on Anchor.Fm/emotionalorphan Remember 60 seconds, include email and name. Peace and Read More. You'll wear it well. Jack and Fran (bet you can't tell which of us wrote this...)
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