R313. Beyond the Page: Literature and Multimedia Adaptations

F151, Oregon Convention Center, Level 1
Thursday, March 28, 2019
4:30 pm to 5:45 pm

 

What happens when literature shifts skins and takes on new forms? Five creative writers share multimedia works that move from page to spoken word, video poetry, theater performance, musical collaboration, and sound collage, to Indigenous futurisms in performance. This reading reveals how literary and artistic energy build in transformation.


Participants

Moderator:

Poet and translator Rajiv Mohabir, translated I Even Regret Night (PEN/Heim Award), author of The Cowherd's Son, and The Taxidermist's Cut, is an Assistant Professor of poetry at Auburn University's creative writing program.

Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, is the author of StreamingOff Season-City PipeDog Road WomanBurnBlood RunRock Ghost Willow DeerSing: Poetry from the Indigenous AmericasEffigies I & II, is directing Red Dust (film), directs the Lit Sandhill CraneFest, and is Distinguished Professor of Creative Writing at UCR.

Angela Peñaredondo is a queer Pilipinx poet, artist, and educator based in southern California. Peñaredondo is the author of All Things Lose Thousands of Times (winner of the Hillary Gravendyk Poetry Prize) and the chapbook Maroon.

Hari Alluri is the author of The Flayed City and the chapbook The Promise of Rust. His work appears in anthologies, journals, and online. A VONA/Voices and Las Dos Brujas alum who holds an MFA from SDSU and has received several grants and awards, he is a a cofounding editor at Locked Horn Press.

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