NER Out Loud animates stories and poetry with vocal performances, celebrating the artistic exchange between text and voice. NER Out Loud is the official podcast of the New England Review
Jehanne Dubrow discusses how hybrid literatures can teach us to face our monstrous selves through her essay 'Red Monsters' on NER Out Loud.
15 Oct 2024
Episode 28: Trudy Lewis
Host Charlotte Roberts chats with author and professor Trudy Lewis about Lewis’s short story, "Morado." Set in a fictional seed research institute in Kansas, "Morado" explores what it means to queer both our own bodies and the natural world in order to survive. Featured throughout the episode are three brief excerpts from the story, read by the author.
"Morado" was originally published in NER 45.2 (summer 2024).
26 Aug 2024
Episode 27: Soje
Hosted by Hamilton Smith and Sydney Smith, episode 27 features Soje reading their translations of Song Seung Eon's "To Dig in the Forest" and "Twisted Landscape Inside a Kind Heart," followed by a brief conversation.
Soje's reading of the poems, in both Korean and English, is met with a deep inquiry of translation's potential to effect radical change.
Soje's translations appear in NER's Korean Poetry Feature, titled "Where on Earth Did You Come From?—Seven South Korean Poets and Their Translators" of NER 45.2.
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