22 November

In keeping with the spirit of Thanksgiving, this week's show featured poetry to be grateful for read by the poets who wrote them. No, Elizabeth Bishop and Amiri Baraka did not stop by the studio. Yours truly did assemble a veritable poetcopia of recordings for Line Break's interior Alaskan audience. I hope you enjoyed the show. I know I did- except for Tennyson's reading of "Charge of the Light Brigade." Sorry. It sounded much clearer on my headphones.

Next week- Lance A. Twitchell. Tune in- its good for the soul.

We're Back

"Line Break" is back in business. After Dr. Cooper's stellar show, the Line Break production crew was hamstrung when Wendy the musical mistress broke her wrist during roller derby practice. Three weeks and nine titanium screws later we're back to a minimum operating standard (please hold the applause).

I still have to schedule our upcoming shows but, with the well of poetic talent here at U.A.F., expect awesomeness.

Its good to be back.

Final Year

Third year of the M.F.A.

Line Break enters its final year. We kick off our fall schedule beginning in October. Expect greatness.

Remaining Summer Schedule

If you happened to tune in to KSUA Saturdays between noon and two recently you might have caught an episode of our "Paradise Lost" Summer programming.

Then again, I might have been fishing.

For those reading along this week we're starting Book III - free from perdition Satan crosses the realm of Chaos and Night towards some mysterious new creation and state.