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April 14, 2010
Off the Shelf- Episode 13: Green is the Orator with Sarah Gridley
It is my great pleasure to present episode 13 of Off the Shelf with my first returning guest, poet and assistant professor of English Sarah Gridley. Sarah's poetry has been published in a long list of prestigious journals and poetry reviews, including the Chicago Review, Crazyhorse, the Kenyon Review Online, New American Writing and Slope.
Sarah joined me in November, 2008 for episode 4 of this program, in which we discussed her book Weather Eye Open, which was published by the University of California Press in 2005. The press clearly couldn't get enough of Sarah's work, and earlier this year published her latest volume in their New Poetry series. The book is entitled Green is the Orator, and will be the topic of our conversation for episode 13.
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April 05, 2010
Off the Shelf- Episode 12:Black Dogs and Blue Words with Kimberly Emmons
It is my distinct pleasure to welcome Kimberly Emmons to Off the Shelf for episode 12. Kimberly is Associate Professor of English and Director of Composition here at Case Western Reserve University.
Kimberly's field of research is medical rhetoric, and as such she has published a wide variety of book chapters and journal articles on various aspects within that field. Her recently published first book Black Dogs and Blue Words: Depression and Gender in the Age of Self-Care appeared in March, 2010 from Rutgers University Press and will be the topic of our conversation.
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