Ep. 50
Seattle poet Koon Woon being interviewed by David Gilmour for Sound Poetry. Part 1 of 2. “Born in a small village in 1949 China, [Koon Woon] listens to the edge of America, pours Cantonese nouns into a Stevens/Eliot/Whitman mixmaster and serves up dispatches from a borderland where expulsion is a state of grace.” — The Village Voice // “These poems set a thousand horses galloping in the Asian diaspora in which so many are caught.” — Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Learn more about Koon Woon here: https://kaya.com/authors/koon-woon/
