HILL, LEWIS.
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Lewis Hill Reading His Poetry: March 24, 1952
Lewis Hill reads his own poetry, Berkeley, California, March 24, 1952. Includes: On the habit of visiting the beach to resolve a disturbance. Water Song. A legend of burials. Pergatory recapitulated. Prologue for joy. Parable of hawks. Reflection on the pond. Inquiry into cause. That love is a Phalesian soul. What happened to the sea?
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KPFAs 8th birthday : part 2 of the brash experiment / Lewis Hill.
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Lewis Hill tape : part 5.
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Four poems of Wallace Stevens / read by Lewis Hill.
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Thomas Jefferson / readings by Lewis Hill and Virginia Maynard.
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Poems by Robert Lowell / read by Lewis Hill.
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Poems of Marianne Moore / read by Lewis Hill.
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Is speech still free? / moderated by Lewis Hill.
Harold Winkler, J. Raymond Cope, and Lawrence Sears discuss their experiences with McCarthy’s investigations into un-American activities.|IS SPEECH STILL FREE? / moderated by Lewis Hill. – Harold Winkler, J. Raymond Cope, and Lawrence Sears discuss their experiences with McCarthy’s investigations into un-American activities. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 1952.
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The Brash experiment / Lewis Hill, Dick Moore, and Gert Chiarito.
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Panel on Howl / moderated by Lewis Hill.
Panel discussion on the issues surrounding the obscenity trial caused when Pacifica aired a reading of Alan Ginsberg’s poem ‘Howel.’|PANEL ON “HOWL” Lewis Hill, Pacifica’s first president, moderates a panel discussing the issues surrounding the obsenity trial precipitated by Allen Ginsberg’s controversial poem, “Howl”, one of the classics of the early beat generation. Participating in…