This one is actually fun. And pretty damned cynical about the world of business and advertising, to boot.
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Spoken word performance: "Old Ethan, Up Against a Deadline"
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It’s been a long time since I attended a poetry reading. Now I see what I’ve missed. There’s a richness to hearing it spoken that reading does not convey.
Thanks. I hope you do this often.
Thanks. I used to read more often than I do now and I fear I have lost my edge. But this one is built for performance more than most of what I write, so it was fun to have a go at it.
Thank you.