Zucker is launching an audio supplement, "Soundmachine:Versecast," that will use sound, voice, noise and silence to create a new kind of immersive-verse-audio experience aired as a series of podcast episodes. It is being very successfully promoted on kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/soundmachine/soundmachine). A fascinating blend of poetry and prose, SoundMachine enacts difficult ethical questions on identity and right-to-voice-it can serve as a fundamental reflection on many of the most pressing questions about identity politics and art today. It networks many well-known poets, writers, and artists by name in the works and has a strong appeal as an insider's look into contemporary poetry with possible controversy. Zucker has a strong following of readers who know her as a major voice in post-confessional poetry and as an insightful writer engaging feminist topics such as marriage and motherhood. Zucker is the founder and host of Commonplace, a poetry interview podcast that hosts the most well-known and best-respected contemporary poets writing today (https://www.commonpodcast.com).

Book Information
ISBN 9781940696874
Author Rachel Zucker
Format Hardback
Page Count 272
Imprint Wave Books
Publisher Wave Books