Episode Description: We discuss “Ham,” its relation to motion, and how our perceptions alter the interpretation of “Ham.” All poetry discussed is from Larissa Lai’s Automaton Biographies.
Credits: Lai, Larissa. Automaton Biographies. Arsenal Pulp Press, 2010.
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