We always take great delight in announcing the latest installment in Chris Funkhouser's ongoing project to document the work of his prolific friend and neighbor, George Quasha, and if you're a PennSound Daily regular, you've followed this endeavor through periodic releases that trace all the way back to 2017. This latest session is especially exciting in that it was recorded at the Wexler Studio at our own Kelly Writers House on March 26th of this year during a mini-residency featuring both Quasha and Funkhouser. The one hour, forty minute recording — which documents Quasha's surface retention in its entirety — was engineered by Zach Carduner and edited by Funkhouser.
You'll find this new track and many more recordings on PennSound's George Quasha author page, along with lengthy selections from many of his books including syntactic sentience, laryngeal uterus of the word, strange beauty by stranger attraction, waking from myself, gnostalgia for the present, not even rabbits go down this hole, dowsing axis, hearing other, the ghost in between, verbal paradise, glossodelia attract: preverbs, the daimon of moment: preverbs, scorned beauty comes up behind: preverbs, things done for themselves: preverbs, and polypoikilos: matrix in variance: preverbs, among others. Click here to start listening.
