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the Chicago voice
Homespun. Experimental. Grounded. Idealistic. Sophisticated. Soulful. Abstract. Earthy. Individualistic. Chicago is legendary as Carl Sandburg's "city of broad shoulders." And the broadly diverse poets in this catalog are bound together by their significant connections with Chicago. This catalog is Chicago poetry at its fullest voice, and one of the largest catalogs by culture on this site. The Book of Voices has a strong geographic locus in Chicago, and we serve this poetry with positive pride.
- Awl, Dave
- special feature in the Book of Voices, published 6-Mar-2006
- See also: Pride 2000 chapter, 23 July 2000
- Badikian, Beatriz
- special feature in the Book of Voices, published 22 March 2002
- Bardales, Katherinne
- spoken word, published 26 April 2004
- Barrett, Kay
- audiopoetry, published 11 February 2003
- Betts, Tara
- special feature in the Book of Voices, published 20 June 2000
- Brown, Ezekiel
- poetry and music, published 16 August 2001
- Cárdenas, Brenda
- special feature in the Book of Voices, published 26 April 2002
- Corwin, Nina
- special feature in the Book of Voices
- Davis, John Paul
- audiopoetry, published 6 March 2004
- de Genevieve, Barbara
- documented 11 Feb 1999 for Love and Lust in North America, with Edgewise ElectroLit Centre, Vancouver
- de Genova, Al
- audiopoetry recorded November 2004
- Esguerra, Marlon
- audiopoetry recorded July 2000
- Essmann, Jeffrey
- documented 11 February 1999 for Love and Lust in North America, with Edgewise Electrolit Centre, Vancouver
- Example: None
- the "poke art" of Kate Anderson and Steve Seddon in a special feature of the Book of Voices, published 13 April 2000
- Fammerée, Richard
- musical poetry from the book "Lessons of Water and Thirst", printed 2001
- Foreman, Kent
- audiopoetry and video documentation
- Gallinari, Chris
- performance poetry documentation, published September 2007
- Hacker, Dean
- performance poetry documentation, published September 2005
- Hemminger, Lisa
- a special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices; December 2000
- Hunt, Ken
- audiopoetry soundtracks, published 5 May 2004
- Janowski, Larry
- audio documentation; March 2008
- Karimi, Robert
- audio poetry soundtracks, published 4 June 2004
- Kenvin, Natalie
- special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices, published 17 February 2000
- Kim, Dennis a.k.a. Denizen Kane
- performance poetry documentation, published December 2006
- Lansana, Quraysh Ali
- poetry soundtracks and recorded recital at the Harold Washington Public Library, Chicago
- Loomis, Anita
- documented 11 February 1999 for Love and Lust in North America, with Edgewise Electrolit Centre, Vancouver
- Marino, Elizabeth
- special Book of Voices chapter, 2 April 2002
- McCray, Maria
- performance recordings from Café Aloha series, Chicago; March 2002
- McDonald, Robert
- audiopoetry recordings, 14 May 2004
- Metz, Robin
- audiopoetry recordings, 13 April 2008
- Mikkalo, Erika
- audio documentation, published 3 September 2007
- Nation, Shelley
- special Book of Voices chapter, 7 May 2004
- Newman, Charlie
- poetry tracks, published 17 April 2008
- Newman, J.T.
- prose/poetry, published 6 March 2004
- Okita, Dwight
- featured in special Book of Voices Pride 2000 chapter, 23 July 2000
- Osborne, Karen Lee
- featured in special Book of Voices Pride 2000 chapter, 23 July 2000
- Perkins, Chuck
- Book of Voices chapter, published 3 December2004
- Perlberg, Mark
- poetry documentation, published September 2007
- Piatt, Christopher
- spoken word/narrative, published 18-Dec-2004
- Rodriguez, Luis
- spoken word and poetry tracks, recorded in 2000
- Rubin, Victoria
- documented 6 May 1999, as part of online salon with Northwest Spokenword Lab
- Salach, Cin
- audio poetry soundtracks
- Sanchez, Patrick
- poetry performances
- Schupp, Jason
- poetry performances
- Seaton, Maureen
- featured in special Book of Voices Pride 2000 chapter, 23 July 2000
- Shapiro, Gregg
- audiopoetry recordings, 12-May-2004
- see also: Pride 2000 Reading
- Smith, Patricia
- special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices, published 13 August 1999
- Stegosaurus, Morris
- audio poetry soundtracks, 10 September 2003
- Strus, Lusia
- excerpts from "Too Busy to Be Famous", 13 January 2001
- Tindall, J.J.
- audiopoetry soundtracks with Quoil, posted 6 December 2004
- Tuggle, Billy, a.k.a. Karma Threesixty
- audiopoetry soundtracks and live performance documentation, posted 7 September 2005
- Tsai, Kelly
- spoken word soundtracks
- Varela, Frank
- special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices, published 31 May 2002
- Vertreace, Martha
- 6 May 1999, salon with Northwest Spokenword Lab
- Wojtycki, Mitch
- special audiopoetry feature in the Book of Voices, published 11 January 2000
- Zipter, Yvonne
- featured in special Book of Voices Pride 2000 chapter, 23 July 2000
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