Sara Larsen / David Brazil: Reading

Event
17th November 2018
19:30 - 21:30
Judith E Wilson Drama Studio

The materials Reading and Seminar series is hugely excited to present Sara Larsen and David Brazil, on a special visit from Oakland, CA, stopping over at Cambridge, UK. Poets and scholars of Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, the Pauline tradition, Sappho, Christian communism, the Paris Commune, the Trojan war, riot grrrl, and more; co-editors of the legendary little magazine 'Try!'; heavily involved in the Occupy movement; and leading contemporary poets, their work challenges traditional pedagogical models and helps to imagine and enact counter-institutions, a praxis of radical education that manifests in such initiatives as the Oakland Free University and the Bay Area Public School. Larsen and Brazil will give a seminar in the afternoon and a reading in the evening - we’re lucky to have them with us!

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[19:30] Poetry Reading, Judith E Wilson Drama Studio

Sara Larsen is the author of 'The Riot Grrrl Thing' (forthcoming from Roof Books, 2019), 'Merry Hell' (Atelos, 2016), and 'All Revolutions Will Be Fabulous' (Printing Press, 2014). She is also the author of several chapbooks including 'Riot Cops En Route To Troy' and 'The Hallucinated', among others. With David Brazil, she edited over sixty issues of the literary zine 'TRY!' from 2008 to 2011. She lives in the Bay Area. Her work is featured in Lyn Hejinian's essay "The Sneeze: Oversignification, Protest, Poetry".

David Brazil is a pastor and translator. His most recent book is 'Holy Ghost' (City Lights, 2017). He lives in Oakland, California. He co-edited 'Revolution: A Reader' with Lisa Robertson and 'The Kenning Anthology of Poets Theater' with Kevin Killian.

(Email David Grundy, dmg37@cam.ac.uk for further details)