Dedicated to the Revival and Promotion
of Oral Traditions
Faculty/Staff Advisor:
Karen Lumos
<karen@cs.unlv.edu>
Other Contributors: Dr. Harp
<harprlh@nevada.edu>
About The UNLV SpeakEasy
- The Oral Tradition
- Who We Are
- Our Goals
- Las Vegas Community
Related Links
- UNLV Department of English
- includes information about special events and poetry
contests
- UNLV Sports & Leisure Organizations Home Page
- includes information about other student organizations and
special events
- The
Spoken Word Poetry Page
- includes articles and guides for writing, performing, and
teaching spoken word poetry
- The Slam
Pit
- An On-Line Poetry Forum. Open submissions and comments.
- Ken Beattie-Poetry
- poetry readings accompanied by music
- Nordic Digital
Library Centre
- includes links to Nordic radio, music, and poetry sound
files
-
Electronic Poetry Center
- includes a variety of `Audio Art'
- Life of
Pablo Neruda
- includes an audio file of Pablo Neruda reciting in Spanish
one of his odes, "Oda a la Manzana"
-
Proto Anthology of Hypermedia Poetry
- Includes graphics, moving visual images, and soundfiles
linked with (or instead of) printed text.
- Scribes and Muses
- a collective of poets, musicians and spoken word artists
striving to bring your attention to the most ancient of art forms
- The British
Council Celebratory Poem
- includes the text and audio file of "A serious poem" to
celebrate the launch of the British Council's Web site, poem by Roger
McGough
-
Spoken Poetry
- audio file of "Eight Black Marks" soon to be others...
- The PoemS
- Includes poetry from Iceland with some sound files.
Other Less Related (But Very Cool) Links
- The Electronic Poetry Review
- includes poetry, interviews, and reviews, but no sound
files
- World Poetry
- dedicated to promoting the poems and poetic works of
contemporary poets -- no sound
- The Dominion's Seeing
Ear Theatre
- includes a variety of science fiction sound files, from
classic readings of H. G. Wells to original, experimental
multi-media presentations
The Poetry Webring
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