“All sorrows can be borne if you put them in a story or tell a story about them.”
— Isak Dinesen
If you would like to find my audio and video recordings of me reading poetry, please see my Youtube channel here. There are two playlists — one where I am reading the work of other poets, and one where I’m reading my own.
In addition, below are recordings that have appeared at other sites.
This recording was published by the dystopian science fiction prose and poetry magazine, The Bees Are Dead. I was fortunate in 2017 to be able to read Philippe Atherton-Blenkiron’s outstanding poem, “Operation Staffhound” — a selection from his 2014 novel in verse format, The Pustoy.
Then I was given permission by Dennis Villelmi in 2018 to read three selections from his superb dark novel in verse format, Fretensis: In the Image of a Blind God. This, too, was featured by The Bees Are Dead.
http://www.thebeesaredead.com/sound/fretensis-dennis-villelmi-read-eric-robert-nolan/
My amazing friend Jaine Sirieys performed a wonderful reading of my poem “Blue.”
https://youtube.com/shorts/s42DwnUdg5E
Finally, a handful of my poems have been featured on the Dead Letter Radio podcast: “March Midnight Window” on February 7, 2021(at about the 18:02 mark), “hens staring upward” on March 14, 2021, (at the 13:00 mark), “Confession” on May 16, 2021 (at the 9:05 mark), “Imagine the Moon as Companion” on January 18, 2022 (at 7:00) and an untitled haiku on February 28, 2022 (at 9:08).
