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Mit dem neuen Podcast Possible Poetry möchte ich euch mitnehmen auf meine Suche nach neuen Wegen und Welten der Poesie. Ich werde internationale Gäste und Projekte vorstellen, die innovative neue Wege in der Poesie oder der Poesievermittlung gehen. Besonders interessiere ich mich für Rand- und Grenzbereiche der Poesie. Es ist längst Zeit, Poesie nicht mehr nach nationalen Zugehörigkeiten und Sprachen zu definieren. Die Gespräche werden auf Deutsch und Englisch stattfinden. In this episode I would like to present the new podcast Possible Poetry, looking for new roads and worlds of poetry. I would like to introduce international guests and projects that take particularly innovative new paths in poetry. I would like to explore marginal and border areas. Gespräche auf Deutsch und Englisch. / Talks in German and English produziert von Dirk Hülstrunk. Autor, Übersetzer, Kulturaktivist aus Frankfurt am Main in Deutschland. / produced by Dirk Huelstrunk, poet, translator, cultural activist from Frankfurt am Main, Germany www.dirkhuelstrunk.de Für die Unterstützung dieses Projektes möchte ich mich beim Kulturamt Frankfurt ganz herzlich bedanken.

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