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LIT LIT LIT LIT VIII: Nanaimo Edition - Sonnet L’Abbé, Roger Farr, Hamish Hardie, Charlotte Zhang, Casey Wei
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00:03:20 - Roger Farr reads “Understanding Understanding Television” a poem about television, “Transitional Demands” a poem that looks at the different syntactical ways “The People” appear via web search, and ends with a long poem based on a psycho-geography mapping of Vancouver. 00:32:21 - Charlotte Zhang reads her own “Untitled” short story. 00:43:15 - Sonnet L’Abbé shares a selection of her sonnets from “Sonnet’s Shakespeare” (to be published by Mcclelland and Stewart in 2018) where she writes over all of Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets. 01:10:49 - Hamish Hardie reads his short story “The Window.” 01:18:20 - Casey Wei reads “A Letter from the Editor” (her) from the first edition of Agony Klub (AK01), a magazine and mix tape edited by Wei that invites musicians with writing and visual art practices and vice versa to contribute.
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