For this edition of EAPS, Ilaria Boffa in Italy, Tony Brewer and Brian Price in Indiana, Marjorie Van Halteren in France, Gregory Whitehead in Massachusetts, and Joan Schuman in Northern California responded to one word: time.

EAPS (Electroacoustical Poetical Society) is the invention of Marjorie Van Halteren to promote the magic that words, voices, languages, instruments, noises and all manner of sounds make together, live and recorded, written, improvised or dreamed – in defiance of genres and categories. Collaborations welcome. EAPS is a group of six sound poets (four in the US, two in Europe) that agree on a single “prompt,” each then making an individual work in response. Marjorie describes its purpose as “promoting the magic that words, voices, languages, instruments, noises and all manner of sounds make together, written, improvised or dreamed – in defiance of genres and categories…words, sounds, silences, thoughts on equal footing.”

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