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of Canada
Canadian spoken word is unique. Juxtaposed directly between the cultural tumult of the United States and the nation's own (and very direct) British and French heritages, Canada's poetic mosaic is vivid, literate, articulate, and diverse. It has a particular connection to the audio arts, a collective voice that blooms in the shading of words by music and theater. Yet the language remains studied, considered, and precise. Listen to some of Canada's most accomplished audiopoetry artists right here:
- Anderson, Fortner
- performance poetry, published 15-Mar-2005
- Battson, Jill
- special feature in the Book of Voices, published 01-Feb-2000
- Ferrier, Ian
- audiopoetry from the spoken word album and book "Exploding Head Man"; November 2000
- Haley, Heather
- audiopoetry soundtracks, published 30-June-2004
- James, Kedrick
- audio poetry soundtracks; November 2000
- Jenkins, Catherine
- special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices, published 23-Aug-2002
- Karasick, Adeena
- audio poetry soundtracks
- Wilson, Sheri-D
- special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices, published in 2001
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