Over there on the air waves James Linnane and Jimmy Hagan continue their poetic journey, with this week's guest, or should that be last week's, being the Canadian author Carolyne Van Der Meer. And very interesting too. Carolyne's book "Motherlode" was recently published and is available from the Wilfred Laurier University Press (here) . Wonder who they've got lined up for next week? James led off, and although in no way related to the interview, except in that they both deal with war or in some way with wartime experience his reading of the Proclamation (1916) made for a fair old intro. The show goes out at 9pm on a Saturday night and a link to the above and the podcasts or other interviews can be found if you visit "Bookchat Corner" over to your right, or the station aboveSunday, August 17, 2014
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Peoples Internet Radio (2)
Over there on the air waves James Linnane and Jimmy Hagan continue their poetic journey, with this week's guest, or should that be last week's, being the Canadian author Carolyne Van Der Meer. And very interesting too. Carolyne's book "Motherlode" was recently published and is available from the Wilfred Laurier University Press (here) . Wonder who they've got lined up for next week? James led off, and although in no way related to the interview, except in that they both deal with war or in some way with wartime experience his reading of the Proclamation (1916) made for a fair old intro. The show goes out at 9pm on a Saturday night and a link to the above and the podcasts or other interviews can be found if you visit "Bookchat Corner" over to your right, or the station above
. A little alternative entertainment if you get tired of advertisements for ice cream and the cars you can't afford. Give a listen!
Over there on the air waves James Linnane and Jimmy Hagan continue their poetic journey, with this week's guest, or should that be last week's, being the Canadian author Carolyne Van Der Meer. And very interesting too. Carolyne's book "Motherlode" was recently published and is available from the Wilfred Laurier University Press (here) . Wonder who they've got lined up for next week? James led off, and although in no way related to the interview, except in that they both deal with war or in some way with wartime experience his reading of the Proclamation (1916) made for a fair old intro. The show goes out at 9pm on a Saturday night and a link to the above and the podcasts or other interviews can be found if you visit "Bookchat Corner" over to your right, or the station above
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