[Robert J. Clawson]

Robin Young of NPR's "Here and Now" interviews me and Linda Sexton (Anne Sexton's daughter) at noon Thursday. I'm not sure what time it airs in your neighborhood, but it's a national show and, if you're a Sexton fan, you might learn something new. I don't know what parts of the interview Robin will air...it's just a six to eight minute segment.

Have a happy listen,

Bob

[Janet Kenny]

Bob,
Is there a permament audio site of the program? I'd love to hear it. I'm impressed.
Janet

[Robert J. Clawson]

Janet, try WBUR.org (or lower case) Then follow their threads to the site. It OUGHT to be there, but I haven't had time to check. Again, it airs at noon our time Thursday.

You can listen to the original requiem (1985 version) here:
http://www.pulsifer.org/Requiem.html

[This message has been edited by Robert J. Clawson (edited November 07, 2007).]

[Janet Kenny]

Bob,
I've started to listen and will continue. Thanks a million. The Dies Irae is thunderingly good. Words and all. I have to go out but will be back. I'll try to chase the program. I am warming to Anne Sexton. I didn't know enough of her work. "The sun is a bone" is how all anti-nuclear protestors felt and feel.
Shattering stuff.
Thanks again,
Janet

[G. M. Palmer]

Bob -- you're on the Boston newspaper website, too:
http://www.boston.com/ae/tv/articles..._in_the_world/

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