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The Write Question with Sarah Aronson, Montana Public Radio - July 16, 2020

“Curious, alert, and keenly observant, these essays probe the boundaries between what is here and what is gone, what is present and what is past, in elegant prose.

“Readers familiar with Axelrod’s poetry will find a new facet of his lyrical gifts, while those encountering his work for the first time will be richly rewarded by the discovery of this Northwest literary talent.

“In this interview, David remains true to form, examining the edges of his newly transported life during the pandemic with wisdom, intellect, and grace.”

Poetry Moment, Spokane Public Radio - September and October, 2020

David Axelrod reads poems by Walt Whitman, Melissa Kwasny, Christopher Howell, as well as two poems of his, “I Missed My Parents Today,” and “Dedication.”

VIDEO

Reading of The Eclipse I Call Father, Eastern Oregon University

Reading of What Next, Old Knife?, Milwaukee, Oregon Public Library, April 2012