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Louise is a Poet at Brick Cave Media.

== Potential Podcasts ==

=== Poetry Unbound. ===
PR value comes from pairing poetry authors with thoughtful interview formats and cultural conversation; focus on authors with notable works and literary achievement. Short and unhurried, Poetry Unbound is an immersive exploration of a single poem, hosted by Pádraig Ó Tuama. CONTACT: Pádraig Ó Tuama. 

Email: '''ktoffice@onbeing.org, christine.lancman@caa.com, mail@onbeing.org'''

Website:https://onbeing.org/series/poetry-unbound/

=== Poetry: The Creative Process: Poets discuss Poems & Creativity. ===
Poetry episodes of the popular The Creative Process podcast. Listen to poets reading their poetry & discuss their lives, work & creative process. Includes environmental poetry, humanities & activism. CONTACT: N/A. Email. '''mia@creativeprocess.info'''

Website: https://www.creativeprocess.info/poetry/



== '''Louise Robertson's Full Brick Cave Bibliography''' ==

=== The Naming Of by Louise Robertson ===
A stunning collection of poetry from an indesputable master. Each of the pieces in this volume are infused with intellectual precision, hard-won wisdom, and a hand that can capture exactly what she wants to say the way she means to say it poetically, and yet she makes it all look very easy. 

It’s not. 

=== The Experiment Known as Rose Marie Hernandez Williamson by Louise Robertson ===
Rose Marie is the first person born in space, grew to a teenager in space, and may just die in space before ever seeing the Earth she's never known.

My whole life I’ve been stranded on a spaceship with my parents and the crew of the spaceship Grimm Explorer.

Who am I?

I am Rose Marie Hernandez Williamson and I was born in outer space. I used to think the hardest part about growing up out here would be naming the planets.

Now, I think it will be getting back to Earth alive.

=== Body. Mind. Voice. Mouth. by Louise Robertson ===
A masterpiece collection from a master of poetry.

In her brilliant collection, Body. Voice. Mind. Mouth., Louise Robertson examines the braided narratives of art, loss, and love. Visceral, intelligent, and tender, Roberston’s poems are glinting gems unearthed and skillfully cut by the honed implements of the mind and heart. Roberston’s collection is a triumph, the most beautiful of blazes. —Sayuri Matsuura Ayers, poet & essayist