[R. S. Gwynn]

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[William A. Baurle]

I want Anthony Hopkins to read my poetry. ; ) Or Ralph Fiennes.




I banish youuuuuuuuuu !

[Julie Steiner]

Wow, Sam. That's eye-opening.

[Roger Slater]

Yes. I'm still surprised that they paid him $2,200 for a single reading.

[John Whitworth]

I think Albert Finney is actually reading mine. If Tom o' Bedlam is indeed he, as both I and Sam have come to believe.

[R. S. Gwynn]

Finney? I was holding out for Terence Stamp! But Tom has been silent of late. The last I heard from him, he was in poor health.

[Catherine Chandler]

I received an email from "Tom" on November 12. He's going to buy my new book, prepare a few readings, and together we'll decide on which, if any, should be made into a SpokenVerse video. A few years ago I was surprised to see he had made a video of my "Oneironaut".

He has not revealed his identity to me, and it's basically useless to ask.

That's good enough for me!

[William A. Baurle]

If any of you have not seen Fiennes' Coriolanus, you are seriously missing out. That play never resonated so much with me until I saw that film. Find it at a theatre near you. Methinks it is no journey.