PennSound is a University of Pennsylvania project that hosts a large publicly accessible archive of poetry audio recordings and related literary resources. The platform’s holdings include authors series, anthologies, collections, group recordings, PennSound Daily archives, singles, close listening series, cinema classics, medialinks, podcasts and the PennSound Rewind series. It also hosts dedicated resources such as the Creeley Listening Station, a curated collection of tracks celebrating poet Robert Creeley’s centenary, plus audio recordings of works by poets including Charles Bernstein, Caroline Bergvall and Christian Bôk.
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