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James Tate: 2003

Posted by Arlo Haskell on April 4, 2008 | | Comments (0) |
jtate2.jpg James Tate, half stand-up comic, half great American poet, reads a selection from his work, including "Of Whom Am I Afraid," "A Sound Like Distant Thunder," "The Animists," "The Rally," "Silver Queen," "The Rules," and "The Special Guest." His offbeat humor and superb comedic timing keep the crowd in stitches. From KWLS 2003: The Beautiful Changes. (21:04) To download, right-click here (Mac users: ctrl+click) and choose save as:

This recording is being made available for noncommercial and educational use only. All rights to this recorded material belong to the author. © 2008 James Tate.

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