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Understanding 9/11Andrei Codrescu lecture on writing and publishing, June, 2002.
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Lecture by Andrei Codrescu focusing on writing and publishing, especially as it relates to his experience in Romania. He discusses publishing with a focus on small presses run by writers. The lecture follows Codrescu's personal history, moving to New York in the 1960s where he encountered the mimeograph as a printing press. The talk continues with the end of the mimeograph era and the beginning of the perfect bound printing methods of the 1980s and the electronic printing technology of the 1990s.
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Subject: "ink and milk"
Andrei Codrescu is probably best known for his brief, brilliant and wry commentaries on NPR.
In this lecture he speaks about his spirited life in revolutionary poetry and publishing with a certain humor and respect.
During Q & A he and the audience discuss the value of small, self-publishing enterprises (zines, etc.) and also question the perhaps dubious advantages of the internet.
To hear the NPR commentaries, follow this link:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4464351
Subject: "ink and milk"
Andrei Codrescu is probably best known for his brief, brilliant and wry commentaries on NPR.
In this lecture he speaks about his spirited life in revolutionary poetry and publishing with a certain humor and respect.
During Q & A he and the audience discuss the value of small, self-publishing enterprises (zines, etc.) and also question the perhaps dubious advantages of the internet.
To hear the NPR commentaries, follow this link:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4464351
