Hamilton, Jane 1996
Wednesday, April 17, 1996
There is no sound but the melody of the dial-up, the purity of the following Gregorian tones, and the sweet nihilistic measure of static. The brief elemental vibration that means contact. And then nothing. No smudge of ink, no greasy thumbprint left behind.
– Jane Hamilton, “Disobedience”
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Listen to Jane Hamilton’s 1996 reading for the Poetry Center of Chicago:
Read an interview with Jane Hamilton from TriQuarterly:
http://www.triquarterly.org/interviews/jane-hamilton-interview
Listen to Jane Hamilton discuss one of her books, “When Madeline Was Young:”
