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The work holds Poe’s story up as a prism for viewing the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. This interactive composition rendition features spoken word performed by Jason Nahrung, with voice recording by Kirstyn McDermott, and music and sound design by Talie Helene. Is an arrangement of Edgar Allan Poe’s short story, originally published in 1842. Theme music: Birdy Rix by Rasputin at Īrt by Estelle Moughton‘The Masque of the Red Death’: Fraser Mackay, The Prisoner of Escape (instrumental backing, qua qua French vocals, Laetitia Thorne).

Kirstyn McDermott, Youth Is Wasted on the Young.

Laura E Goodin, Wild Hope (read by, and music composed and played by, Maggie Dunleavy).

Bernadette Cheesman, …cousin… ( potentially unsettling adult content).

Dave Munro, Wearing My Father’s Hat In Defence of More.

Richard Minus One, One Day (pic below).

Lauren M Hancock, Depression: A Realisation.

Earl Livings, Decision in a Foreign City Red Kites Ascending: Corris, Wales, Spring 2015 (pic below).

Phoebe Perera (age 10), The Secret (pic below).

Indrani Perera, The Problem The Shift But what does it mean? (pic below).

Megan J Riedl, Circuit Work Social Distancing End of Days Soundtrack (Haiku) Adapting (Haiku) Memories of Touch (Haiku) In Her Shoes (Haiku) Pivoting (Haiku) Chrysalis (music: ).

The Masque of the Red Death, by Edgar Allan Poe, performed by Jason Nahrung, Talie Helene (details below).

We look forward to resuming our live performances once it is safe to do so, and wish everyone good health and good writing.

#INDRANI PERERA PROGRAMS UPDATE#

We will continue to update Facebook with opportunities for poets and short-form writers and will keep our eyes peeled for opportunities to engage with the arts and broader community. It’s a great note on which to call a temporary halt to regular WOL programming, as COVID-19 continues to make live performance untenable. We were stoked at the number and quality of the contributions, and appreciate the extra distance some were able to go with sound effects and music.

Some have sent images to accompany their works, which can be found below. We greatly appreciate those who contributed using whatever recording device was at hand to get these to us. Welcome to a special edition of Words Out Loud, a podcast addition to the program of the Melbourne Spoken Word Festival Online, which runs until 9 August 2020.