Posts Tagged poet
‘Music goes to the long-ago brain’ – The Undercover Soundtrack, Wolf Pascoe
Posted by Roz Morris @Roz_Morris in Undercover Soundtrack on September 11, 2013
Before words. Before thought or language. My guest this week spends his professional life challenged by the reflexes and intricacies of the long-ago brain. By day he is an anaesthetist; an inducer of sleep and guardian of the unconscious. Sometimes that’s more eventful than you’d think. By night he is a poet and a playwright. His latest book fuses night and day in a memoir of his profession. He is Wolf Pascoe and he’s sharing his Undercover Soundtrack at the Red Blog.
‘Music dark and soulful; rural and tough’ – Dave Malone, The Undercover Soundtrack
Posted by Roz Morris @Roz_Morris in Undercover Soundtrack on March 13, 2013
My guest this week is best known for his poetry collections, but has had a weakness for crime fiction ever since he was a 10-year-old, smuggling a radio to bed to catch Mystery Theater. Music – and a few fingers of bourbon – were his close companions when writing his first novelet Not Forgiven, Not Forgotten. The Hank Dogs made the main character a dark angel in a corrupt town. Billie Holiday stopped the romance getting too sweet. He is Dave Malone and he’s on the Red Blog with his Undercover Soundtrack.