Subversion hates disorder. It is itself righteous order as opposed to reactionary order.
Knowledge knocks against the cold scope of ignorance, like
sunbeams on the mirroring sea, dumbfounded by its depth.
Edmond Jabés, The Little Book of Unsuspected Subversions.
Trans. Rosemarie Weldop. Stanford University Press, 1996, p.16.
Atef Abu Saif, The Drone Eats with Me.
A Gaza Diary. (2014)
Read by Jane McArthur,
Corsock, 16 April 2020.
Head in the Clouds – BBC 3 radio essays, 2009
Read by Mark Dorrian, Esther Leslie, Steve Connor, Robert Harbison.
"Introduction to Silence" (2020)
Read by Mark Dorrian,
East Linton, 26 April 2020.
Michel Serres, Variations on the Body
Read by Felix Green
Edinburgh, 28 April 2020
Tony Judt, 'Words' (2009)
Read by Jane McArthur,
Corsock, 26 May 2020.
Some Poems and a Lyrical Essay
Read by Fiona Hanley,
Armchair, Marchmont, 24 April 2020.
Elizabeth Bishop, Selected Poems
92Y Readings
Mu Xin, An Empty Room (2011)
Jericho Brown and his poetry
From CBC Radio Writers & Company
5 June 2020
Mark Dorrian, Where to begin?
Drawing Matter: Extracts 1
East Linton, 31 January 2021
Eva Hoffman on getting lost – and found – in time, language and memory
CBC Radio Writers & Company
Posted 3 June 2020
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