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La bibliothèque du Nannu Frank

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by Michel Breton

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Michel Breton, with cats Pablito & Glorioula, from a future library on Homer's mountain. Ithaca. I have chronic hyperacusis. Since October 2020, I live as an acoustic refugee, safe from the noise of civilisation. Safe and sound. In these podcasts I read to my Nannu, once a refugee in France. He had similar ear trouble, before going deaf. And to our dear listeners, friends whoever you are. Books, odysseys, cats, il Mediterraneo, language & translation, living out of the system, days and nights on a poets' mountain - once an ancient school - above the Ionio. michelbretonulysse@gmail.com

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10/9/2020

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November 29, 2020

The poetry of Oliver Friggieri

A special edition, to celebrate the poetry of one of Malta's finest bards. Oliver was liberated from his ailing body on 21st November. So much more than a "national author" - a quite limiting epithet for both author and reader. Poems in Maltese, English, Greek, Italian, French, Spanish. The little I found on the net. I miss Oliver's books a lot. Sleep well, poeta. Your voice is still here. Saħħiet.

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November 17, 2020

Episode 44 - Ibby's minimalist walk

Finally a rainy morning! But the chainsaws haven't stopped. Learning the art of συμπόνια, compassion, for noisy civilisation, for bureaucrat doctors, for those in too much suffering to listen. Reading more from Ibby E Okinyi's chapter on Walking, in his little bible The Hitchhiker's Guide to Not Hitchhiking. "At times, early in the voyage, I took over-exertion and lack of food to the extreme to see where I ended up." You should see the sandy beach across Afáles Bay, in the soft light. Where Telemachus was conceived, as literary legend has it. Ibby, come and visit Homer's mountain when you can. -- Music by Johnny Cash and Damnation of Adam Blessing.

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November 13, 2020

Episode 41 - Introduction to Franco Battiato. With words on compassion

A walk through the many musical & poetic phases of Il Battiato (aka Zio Franco). A Sicilian songwriter and composer, quintessentially Mediterraneo in language, culture, sound, philosophy. From the experimental concept albums of the 70s, to intelligent pop and protest (Bandiera bianca), to the mystical, to rearrangements of classic songs (Plaisir d'amour!), to peripatetic rock and music for opera. At the end, a beautiful Oceano di Silenzio will fall. Stacci bene, caro Franco.

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What is La bibliothèque du Nannu Frank?

Michel Breton, with cats Pablito & Glorioula, from a future library on Homer's mountain. Ithaca.

I have chronic hyperacusis. Since October 2020, I live as an acoustic refugee, safe from the noise of civilisation. Safe and sound.

In these podcasts I read to my Nannu, once a refugee in France. He had similar ear trouble, before going deaf. And to our dear listeners, friends whoever you are. Books, odysseys, cats, il Mediterraneo, language & translation, living out of the system, days and nights on a poets' mountain - once an ancient school - above the Ionio.

michelbretonulysse@gmail.com

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