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 Ron
Silliman's baseball career was impeded by the fact that he was a
slow, left-handed second baseman who couldn't hit a fast ball. He
has been a semester's credits short of a B.A. degree at U.C.
Berkeley now for 34 years. These days, he lives in Chester County,
Pennsylvania. His most recent book is Under Albany.
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June 3, 2007-Gil Ott Memorial
Reading
Part 1,
2,
3
- Short tape of Gil singing a song
- CA Conrad, host
- Tim Peterson, reading from his award winning
book.
- Tape of Gil reading Stingere
- Eli Goldblatt discussing Gil and reading a
number of emails from him.
- Alicia Askenase & Joshua Schuster reading
from works dedicated to Gil & from his book Traffic
- Frank Sherlock, reading from Maize
- CA Conrad reading Harryette Mullen's
discussion of Gil from the intro to her book Recyclopedia
- CA reading from The Amputated Toe.
- Jenn McCreary reading from The Yellow Floor
- Ron Silliman reading from The Whole Note
- Chris McCreary reading from The Whole Note
- Linh Dinh discussing Gil's fiction & reading
two passages from Pact
- Ryan Eckes reading Empathy from Pact
- Bob Perelman reading his tribute to Gil & a
section at the end of Traffic
- Tim Peterson reading Gil's poem "Status"
- Kristen Gallagher discussing Gil's
willingness to complain & reading emails re politics from the
volume she edited of work by, about and for Gil.
- Julia Blumenreich, Gil's widow & a founding
editor of 6ix,reading Elm Disease from a series she is doing
about trees, and about "finding Gil's spirit" in them.
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