We recently added a new Wexler Studio session with poet Rachel Zolf, who stopped by last May to record a selection of new work. In total there are sixteen pieces, all short vignettes running from sixteen to fifty-three seconds, which are identified by their opening lines. Titles include "Ingredients of a winning visual identity...," "Trapped in this high performance culture...," "You know the drill...," "Reading and gleaning from the same German root...," "Albino Lucille...," and "What's the use of Jews writing limericks..."
You can listen in by clicking here, and don't forget to browse through nearly thirteen years' worth of recordings of every stripe imaginable, which you can find on PennSound's Rachel Zolf author page.
