Robert Morgan's interview about his biography of Daniel Boone is available as either stream or podcast at WPVM.
(Inertia of Thanksgiving and all ...)
This coming Sunday, former co-host Laura Hope-Gill joins Sebastian and me to talk once again about poetry - and about WordFest (parts of the site are still under construction), the poetry festival that will unfold in Asheville next April. I hope you'll join us.
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Showing posts with label Robert Morgan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Morgan. Show all posts
Friday, November 30, 2007
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
This week: Robert Morgan

A little over a week ago, poet and novelist Robert Morgan made a visit home, and gave a few readings while he was here. After his reading at Malaprops, we walked over to the station and talked about his new biography, Boone. The book takes as one of its tasks the liberation of Daniel Boone from the two century deep accretions of folklore and media-made myth which have come to surround him, and in our interview you'll hear that Morgan has indeed gone to work pulled back as many veils as could be pulled from the real woodsman.
Give it a listen; you're likely to learn some surprising things about this complex early American icon.
The program will be broadcast and carried on the station's live stream Tuesday at 6:00 PM and Wednesday morning at 7:00. It's also available as either a stream or podcast from the Archive page through next Sunday.
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Thanks to Malaprops for the photo.
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