Multi-Verse
Evangeline Riddiford Graham, Evangeline Graham, Philip MetresA poetry podcast
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | eriddifordgraham.substack.com |
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Episode 16: Dancing in purgatory with Devon Walker-Figueroa
A dying man determines that his promising young pupil must become a prima ballerina. He’ll take her on for next to nothing; with one-on-one lessons, she’ll progress fast, as fast as he is dying. Her parents say yes.
Episode 15: Philip Metres's nostalgia
It’s true that we very slightly butcher the plot of Brigadoon in this episode of Multi-Verse. But, with apologies to theatre buffs, that’s kind of the idea.
Episode 14: Barbara Tran raises the temperature
The river Ocean was said to enclose the world in a perfect circle, yet no one had ever seen it. Herodotus grumbled: “The name Ocean was, I suppose, invented by some ancient poet or other, and inserted into his poetry.”
Episode 13: Eugene Ostashevsky on the holding pattern of revenge
“My mother is watching some doodah of ballistics firing on her iPad,” writes Eugene Ostashevsky: “I am not sure what war she is participating vicariously in.”
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Host and produces Multi-Verse, a poetry podcast
Writer, Artist, Senior Managing Editor at Public Seminar
sentient and sentimental creature that I am... I work with words
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