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Roberto Harrison
The language of Counter Daemons comes from computer science and programming terminology. Poet Leslie Scalapino observed. "Roberto Harrison's Daemons are loops (as in computer-generated, or installations using sound) yet his series of continuous loops does not repeat but adds: to make being in the wilderness full." The subjects of politics, identity, landscape, and travel all surface regularly in his poetry. Harrison edits the Bronze Skull Press Chapbook series. In 2008 a show of his drawings and journal entries titled Ineffable Isthmus was featured at the Woodland Pattern Book Center gallery. His work has appeared in Talisman, Jacket, New American Writing, Mandorla, Salt (UK), Cordite (Australia), Antennae, and many other journals. He lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. These clips were recorded Sunday, 8 November 2006 at the Myopic Poetry Series. e-poets.net extends special thanks to Larry Sawyer, series host and curator, for permission to record this set on location. Titles below are encoded for both Real Player and MPEG-4/AAC. (Careful listeners will hear the occasional rumble of the elevated train behind Myopic Books.)
- November 2006; updated April 2012
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