Hello and welcome to the second edition of The E-Literature Catalog. Our theme this article is spoken word. Instead of defining our theme this time, let's start this article off with a bang.







From the source: Raymond Antrobus is an award winning poet from London, UK, having won the Best Performance from a London Poet at The Farrago Zoo Awards 2010. Raymond runs three poetry based events namely Chill Pill (Spoken Word), Try Poetry (Performance Art) and he co-runs Keats House Forum (Page poetry) with Simon Mole. In the 7 recordings that make up the Internal EP Raymond attempts to challenge preconceptions from an introspective point of view on matters about - personal trainers, living with deafness, heartbreak, performance poetry, flatmates and domestic violence.






From the source: This is a recording of the Carleton Slam Poetry Collective's work during the Winter of 2013. We're a group of slam artists and writers - some vets and some rookies - who love the art of spoken word.






From the poet's website: The great thing about a poem is that it can be anything, and as a craft it’s mastered evermore as you approach a form that is formless and free. That’s exactly what I needed, I didn’t know what these thoughts were supposed to look like. I’d never seen them before, without a medium that allowed it’s shape and properties to become slave to the necessities of my expression I might have never known how to get the thoughts out.


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