Heading to VA Beach to record a poetry audiobook
All of a sudden, things have started to really cook. Not only have I just sent the first portion of the American Hiroshima ms. to the editors, but a friend of mine from Goddard has arranged for me to record a poetry audiobook at a VA Beach studio the end of July. We plan to lay down around 10-15 tracks with selections from solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short and American Hiroshima (more details on specific track selections to follow).
I have to work up a title and cover art before then (or shortly thereafter) and will post more information (including price and availability) as the project takes shape.
In the next few months, Mitch James is interviewing me on American Hiroshima, which will run in a forthcoming edition of Quay. (see quayjournal.org in the coming weeks for more information).
I have to work up a title and cover art before then (or shortly thereafter) and will post more information (including price and availability) as the project takes shape.
In the next few months, Mitch James is interviewing me on American Hiroshima, which will run in a forthcoming edition of Quay. (see quayjournal.org in the coming weeks for more information).
posted by Edward J. Carvalho, MFA at
4:03 PM
3 Comments:
That is SUPER exciting! Sign me up for a copy!
It is exciting . . . very much looking forward to this project. Still have to get the artwork, title, etc. ironed out, but once I have more information, I'll definitely let you know.
We should probably talk about marketing and distribution when and if you have a moment.
I sure can help there!
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