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Fred Wah was a featured speaker at "In(ter)ventions: Literary Practice at the Edge: A Gathering."

The Banff Centre, Banff, Alberta.

Feb. 18-21, 2010.

PhillyTalks 7 - November 2, 1998

Discussion with Brian Kim Stefans and readings by both poets.

Wah reads from the following poems:
Untitled Narrative (2:44)
Excerpt from Grasp the Sparrow's Tail (3:32)
Excerpt from Music at the Heart of Thinking (1:04)
Excerpt from Music at the Heart of Thinking 94 (0:39)
Response to Roy Kiyooka (4:20)
Art Knot 81 (0:36)
Art Knot 58 (0:28)
Art Knot 56 (0:38)
Warp Body (0:25)
Nosehill One (0:49)
Untitled (0:19)
Excerpt from Music at the Heart of Thinking 127 (0:54)

Fred Wah reads "Count" at the National Poetry Foundation's conference on The Poetry of the 1970s, June 11, 2008 at the University of Maine. Video credit: Jim Sharkey.

Talonbooks Poetry Night: Fred Wah and Friends. Daphne Marlatt reads from 'The Gull,' her Canadian Noh/Japanese Noh play, set in Steveston after the Japanese internment camps. Poetry event features George Bowering, Colin Browne, Jeff Derksen, Daphne Marlatt, Roy Miki, and Fred Wah. Event date: September 30, 2009 at the Anza Club in Vancouver, BC.

Fred Wah reads "Lyric Poetry" at the National Poetry Foundation conference on The Poetry of the 1970s, June 11, 2008, at the University of Maine.

Created for "Kick Back, Look Ahead: Keynote Tri-alogue" session, In(ter)ventions: Literary Practice at the Edge" Conference, The Banff Centre, Banff, Alberta. February 18, 2010.

Moderator: Charles Bernstein
Speakers: Fred Wah and Erin Moure

Canadian Literature review of Joanne Saul's Writing the Roaming Subject: The Biotext in Canadian Literature (U of Toronto P, 2006) and the second edition of Fred Wah's Diamond Grill (NeWest P, 2006).

"Get it, Mr. Ishiguro?" by Judith Fitzgerald. Review of Fred Wah's Is A Door. The Globe and Mail, Books, Wed., Feb. 24, 2010.

Close Listening with Charles Bernstein, February 21, 2010.

Art International Radio, operating at ARTonAIR.org. Recorded at The Banff Center as part of "IN(TER)VENTIONS: Literary Practice At The Edge," with thanks to Steven Smith and engineer Piper Payne.

* Program One: reading from Is a door.
* Program Two: conversation with Charles Bernstein.

Segmented Reading:

1. Introduction (0:46)
2. Music at the Heart of Thinking, 108 (1:09)
3. To the Dogs (0:44)
4. Is a Door Blue (0:56)
5. Sheet Music (1:25)

On the other side of the tracks (PoemTalk #44)
Fred Wah, "Race, to go"