PoP PhD researcher Shefali Banerji reflects on the significance of different types of archives in poetry performance and spoken word research.
PoP PhD researcher Claire Palzer, in a part two of a series on interviewing, details the process of conducting interviews for an oral history project.
Independent PhD researcher Christina Mattson explores the humourous elements of poetry performance.
PoP PhD researcher Claire Palzer, in a part one of a series on interviewing, details the process of developing interviews for an oral history project.
This blog by PoP postdoctoral researcher Helen Thomas reflects on the topic of ‘talking back’ (bell hooks) and matricentric feminism in poetry performance.
Former PoP research intern and independent scholar Franziska Klein provides an insightful perspective on the intersection of poetry performance and queer theory.
Russell Thompson, liaison archivist for PoP and Apples&Snakes, reflects on the (sometimes turbulent) creation of the SpokenWordArchive.
“This is Claire Palzer interviewing … for the Poetry Off the Page project.”
PoP PhD Researcher Claire Palzer shares her insight on interviewing practices.