© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Author Archives: Don Yorty
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Asked My Love (Someday)
I was looking through stuff and discovered this video which I had forgotten. I recorded it in 2016 and I guess one thing led to another, other things became more important until it just wasn’t there. Here it is uncovered. … Continue reading
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Some Recent Work by Arup Datta
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Yesterday Morning I Fed My Cat
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Pronouncing the -ed Endings of Regular Verbs in English
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Patricia Spears Jones reads from The Beloved Community
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Dennis Cooper reads Face Eraser at the Poetry Project, 10/4/24
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Who Is Mom?
Lonely Christopher’s first feature MOM is a fascinating entry into a genre I will call the spiritual detective story. Try (Joseph Huffman), the young protagonist of the picture, has engaged an organization called Responsible Research to find his birth mother, … Continue reading
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Marsha P. Johnson with CA Conrad and Ken Angel Davis
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Joan Larkin reads from Old Stranger
When I heard that Joan Larkin had a new book of poems coming out, I asked her if she would come over to my place so I could record her reading from it. Although she lives in New Jersey, … Continue reading
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Jason Schneiderman reads from Self Portrait of Icarus as a Country on Fire
In August at Bryant Park’s Reading Room, Jason Schneiderman read from his new book, Self Portrait of Icarus as a Country on Fire. I had already read and enjoyed the book and wanted to record it and share the poems … Continue reading
© 2024 Don Yorty. All rights reserved.
Jiwon Choi, Joan Larkin, & Alicia Ostriker at Bryant Park
The penultimate event at the Bryant Park Reading Room on September 3 featured three poets, Jiwon Choi, Joan Larkin, and Alicia Ostriker. I know and enjoy the work of Joan Larkin and Alicia Ostriker and I partly came to the … Continue reading