“The Brautigan Library In Four Parts” podcast credits and links

The fictional library at the heart of Richard Brautigan’s novel “The Abortion: An Historical Romance 1966” isn’t filled with works by William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens or Jane Austen. Rather, it’s a repository for unpublished manuscripts of any sort by anyone.

Now Vancouver is getting its own version of the library Brautigan envisioned, through a collaboration between the Clark County Historical Museum and Washington State University Vancouver. The museum is becoming home to the Brautigan Library Collection, until recently housed in Vermont.

The Columbian

ORIGINALLY BROADCAST ON RADIO23’S CASCADE COMMUNITY RADIO

“The Brautigan Library In Four Parts”

A Vox Pop Radio Adventure Podcast

Produced By Cherie Blackfeather

1 On Our Way To The Library

2 A Library Within A Library

3 Collaborators

4 Trout Fishing In The Library

You can download all 4 episodes here: Vox Pop pdx SUBSCRIBE (it’s free).

CREDITS

Cherie Blackfeather, Host and Producer of Vox Pop pdx

James Yeary, Reading from The Abortion, By Richard Brautigan

Colleen Lindsay, Chauffeur and Tour Guide in “The Couve”

Rich Lindsay, Technical Assistance and Taxi back to Portland

Lauren Upshaw, Technical Assistance

LINKS

• Cherie Blackfeather

cblackfeather@gmail.com

Vox Pop pdx podcast archives

Radio 23.org

Cascade Community Radio

http://radio23.org/ccr/

• James Yeary, Poet
  

Calendar Of Catabolic Guilt

Spare Room

• Rich Lindsay, Sonic Artist
  

Kill Ugly Radio Adventure Hour (podcast)

Kill Ugly Radio Blog

• Colleen Lindsay, Artist

• Todd R. Lockwood, Photographer and Founder of the original Brautigan Library in Vermont.

• Susan Tissot, Executive Director Clark County Historical Society

Clark County Historical Museum

• Dr. John Barber

Washington State University Vancouver

Creative Media and Digital Culture Program

The Brautigan Library

• Makhail Oparin

XXI Century Brautiganism