The post prior to this one included a link to an hour long Robert Coover reading from 2005. After posting said article, in a moment of serendipitous joy, I found a forty minute long video of Robert Coover (thank you Google Blog Search).
Information on this video, from the Vimeo source: “Novelist Robert Coover’s keynote address at the Electronic Literature in Europe seminar (elitineurope.net), September 13th, 2008. Introduced by Scott Rettberg. Videography by Martin Arvebro.”
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J.G., the Chief Editor of The Eyeslit-Crypt spends his days and nights as an Assistant Director and Video Editor for broadcast television in the depths of Tokyo, Japan. Also, a noisician (ala Lapdancer), cinemaphile (Cannibal Network) and a voracious reader of pulp, poetry, life performance and prose, he is currently researching and writing his first full-length film script. Thank you for visiting. For relevant links to some older videos and music check the "Tentacles" below.
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