Rabbit Room Press Presents

Rabbit Room Press Presents
Podcast Description
Great audiobooks from Rabbit Room Press: one episode, one chapter.
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Content Themes
It focuses on themes of grief, hope, culture, the writing craft, family life, and the imagination, with specific episodes featuring poets discussing their personal experiences and insights such as Chapter 6 with Li-Young Lee and Chapter 5 with Karen An-hwei Lee showcasing the heartfelt connection between poetry and life.

Great audiobooks from Rabbit Room Press: one episode, one chapter.
In this collection of conversations, Ben Palpant, author of Letters From The Mountain, has compiled his intimate, one-on-one interviews with seventeen powerful poets of the 21st century. These conversations cover an entire range of life experience, including grief, hope, culture, the writing craft, family life, and the imagination. Each poet speaks with remarkable candor and joy. Taken together, these interviews are a powerful reminder that poetry remains an essential expression of what it means to be human.
Franz Kafka famously said that “a book must be the axe for the frozen sea within us.” And the words and thoughts contained here aim to wake up much that has become silent in each of us. They contain wisdom that may inspire, instruct, and strengthen, confronting us with the reality that words matter, that poetry matters, and that we matter.
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