# Lee Ann Brown

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Episode 63 - I am a liturgy worsted: Laynie Browne, "Daily Sonnets"

PoemTalkers Jessica Lowenthal, Lee Ann Brown, and Sueyuen Juliette Lee gathered with Al Filreis to talk about five poems from Laynie Brown's "Daily Sonnets".

Daytime Never Ends: A Discussion of Laynie Browne's Daily Sonnets

Hosted by Al Filreis and featuring Jessica Lowenthal, Sueyeun Juliette Lee, and Lee Ann Brown.

Close Listening: In Conversation with Lee Ann Brown, 2007

(c) 2007 Charles Bernstein and Lee Ann Brown. Distributed by PennSound (http://writing.upenn.edu/pennsound).

Episode 63 - I am a liturgy worsted: Laynie Browne, "Daily Sonnets"

PoemTalkers Jessica Lowenthal, Lee Ann Brown, and Sueyuen Juliette Lee gathered with Al Filreis to talk about five poems from Laynie Brown's "Daily Sonnets".

Episode 10 - one of Stein's portraits

Al Filreis, Jerome Rothenberg, Bob Perelman, and Lee Ann Brown discuss Stein's "Christian Berard."

Better To Lose & Win: A discussion of Diane di Prima’s Revolutionary Letters

Hosted by Al Filreis and featuring Lee Ann Brown, Kristen Gallagher, and Laynie Browne.

Sam Truitt and the Poetic Continuum

Planet Poet-Words in Space – NEW PODCAST!  LISTEN to my WIOX broadcast (aired March 26th, 2024) featuring award-winning poet Sam Truitt.   Visit: Sharonisraelpoet.com. Visit:  samtruitt.com, samtsong.com, Station Hill Press  Sam Truitt was born in Washington, DC, and raised there and in Tokyo, Japa…

Emily Dickinson's "There is a Zone whose even Years" with Lee Ann Brown

In this episode, Abby interviews Lee Ann Brown, poet and founding editrix of Tender Buttons, about running a small press for 36 years, having Bernadette Mayer as a mentor, setting poems to music, and her own poetry book *In the Laurels Caught*. Together, they present Dickinson's poem 1056, "There i…

QLP Reading Series Presents Sara Cahill Marron, Katy Bohinc and Lee Ann Brown

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!      Sara Cahill Marron, a relocated New York poet living in Washington D.C., is the author of Reasons for the Long Tu’m (Broadstone Books, 2018) and Associate Editor of Beltway Poetry Quarter…

Episode 215 - Knot know now

Sarah Riggs, Laynie Browne, and Lee Ann Brown join Al Filreis at the Renee and Chaim Gross Foundation in New York City for a discussion of two poems by Stacy Doris: "Menage a trois" and "Month of Valentines."