6 months ago (before we knew anything about the above event), Lix and Kix began planning a world record poetry event. Details coming soon - we're still trying to nail down a free venue to host us for 6 days and nights - but it'll happen in the next 9 months, even if we have to do it in my house in Elyria. ;)
You might notice that the feed goes inexplicably offline once in a while - but when that happens, you still have the option of watching previously recorded footage by clicking the links on the black screen.
This began at 10 p.m. on April 2nd 2010 and is scheduled to go 120 hours.
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Oops - I meant it began at 10 AM.
ReplyDelete6 months ago (before we knew anything about the above event), Lix and Kix began planning a world record poetry event. Details coming soon - we're still trying to nail down a free venue to host us for 6 days and nights - but it'll happen in the next 9 months, even if we have to do it in my house in Elyria. ;)
We're gonna aim for 144 hours.
ReplyDeleteYou might notice that the feed goes inexplicably offline once in a while - but when that happens, you still have the option of watching previously recorded footage by clicking the links on the black screen.
ReplyDeleteA convincing argument can be made that every poetry reading is the world's longest poetry reading ever.
ReplyDelete@Anon - you remind me of this by Ferlinghetti:
ReplyDelete"We have seen the best minds of our generation / destroyed by boredom at poetry readings."