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The Book of Disquiet Pt. 1 by Fernando Pessoa, read by a Poetry Channel 

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The first installation of the Book of Disquiet which includes the Preface and Notes 1-5 Well, the first of what will likely be hundreds of installments. This is 19 minutes - it contains Notes 1-5 and includes Pessoa’s Preface (where he claims to meet Bernardo Soares, the “author” of this book - I wonder if he really believed his heteronyms existed outside of his writing- he gives them such full and complete biographies and characterizations).
Of course, I’m still in the midst of creating installments for Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Plato’s Republic, Eagleman’s Sum: 40 tales of the Afterlives, Lovecraft’s At The Mountains of Madness and a gazillion other things but what the hell? I adore Pessoa and madly identify with him (not because I write like him but because he writes what I wish I could). My recording life has now taken on the complexion of my reading life. A disjointed hot mess, but oh what a beautiful mess.
My apartment is haunted with the ghosts of refrigerator compressors’ past... there is a hum I can’t get rid of no matter how many plugs I unplug. It seems to come from between the walls. Must be the pang of echoes ululating from the skeletons of all the bodies I’ve buried in them:)

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19 июл 2018

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@1992amk
@1992amk 2 года назад
This is the one time when an audiobook has unraveled a book in a way my own reading could not. Beautiful!
@bartonlee3594
@bartonlee3594 Год назад
Yes, I agree. A rare occasion when the audiobook with graphics make the work a lot better.
@bartonlee3594
@bartonlee3594 Год назад
"I see life as a roadside inn where I have to stay until the cultural abyss pulls up."
@johndeer3941
@johndeer3941 Год назад
"until the coach from the abyss pulls up"
@user-yr5xf7ih5g
@user-yr5xf7ih5g 6 месяцев назад
If you feel you are stuck at the Inn, at least go out and get throw some snowballs
@lilliannieswender266
@lilliannieswender266 6 лет назад
This is so strange! I just bought this book at a used book store. It is so great that I can hear it read as it should be. Thank you so much as usual.
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel 6 лет назад
What a lovely coincidence! Or maybe it isn't a coincidence... SYNCHRONICITY is the 5th force of Nature! :) xoxo
@jamespotts8197
@jamespotts8197 3 года назад
I'm sitting at my favorite coffeehouse, also, I've been blessed to have a copy of Pessoa's "The Book of Disquite". After reading around 30 pages and then listening to your readings, I've been intensely thinking as well feeling amazingly grateful that I have invested enough time, as well read enough of a variety of literature, that now, when reading and from reading as well falling into a trance-like state from the overwhelming enjoyments that I receive from this great art form, that I also, have now developed an ability to listen as the writers would and to truly hear their amazing literary works, as I can only hope, they would be listening. For all of the small nuances that turn writings into pure magic, all of the magnificent word choices as they blend together forming a mental image full of beauty and wonder. Seeing the visionary landscapes that can only take transformation providing that such astounding prose be written. These are the things that'll keep my heart as well soul "always", deeply embedded within writing and literature.
@Chesterton7
@Chesterton7 6 лет назад
What an interesting writer! Thanks for the introduction. The reading, like all of yours, is focused, but mesmerizing.
@bartonlee3594
@bartonlee3594 Год назад
Thank you for the beautiful recital and graphics.
@beatrizneves304Youtube
@beatrizneves304Youtube 5 лет назад
I've been reading this book! I'm portuguese
@nicholasmccarthy5360
@nicholasmccarthy5360 5 лет назад
Such a beautiful voice, delivering this wonderful text with care and emotion. Sublime.
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for the lovely comment!
@annleland6422
@annleland6422 Год назад
I really enjoyed your reading of Swan’s way. Very glad to find this in your playlist. Thank you very much for your work.
@xz9376
@xz9376 6 лет назад
One of my favorite books. Thanks for reading!
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel 6 лет назад
My pleasure! Thanks for viewing!
@AbPanormo
@AbPanormo 3 года назад
Sorry: I'd made some remarks a week or so ago, but they were evidently lost when I merged a couple of my RU-vid accounts. In short, thanks so much for your masterful readings of this remarkable book.
@Aakashvids
@Aakashvids 2 года назад
I keep coming back to this book and I keep coming back to your channel to listen to it while I read along. : )
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel 2 года назад
How lovely! Thank you.
@not_that_anna
@not_that_anna 3 года назад
That was amazing!
@frankmelo2191
@frankmelo2191 8 месяцев назад
Fantastic,,well done.
@manauster
@manauster 6 лет назад
Excelso! Superior!
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel 6 лет назад
@drakeallen369
@drakeallen369 2 года назад
Thank you for this
@iangericke8700
@iangericke8700 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for this book
@johannesbrugman6551
@johannesbrugman6551 6 лет назад
Bravo !
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel 6 лет назад
Obrigada! xo
@SpacelyHendrix
@SpacelyHendrix 3 года назад
❤️❤️
@Jinx_Soulplexus
@Jinx_Soulplexus 9 месяцев назад
We must pause this delightful audioviso book to admire your vocals... sounding all to close to Salem... you could pull it off... Salem from rwby.. please check it out.... anyway without further ado..
@devrim943
@devrim943 Год назад
lovely
@GenerateGoodInformation
@GenerateGoodInformation Год назад
I found-out about this book today through a yt suggestion video on Pessoa. Glad to hear it so quickly for to track the book down seems a big task in this world. Thank you. Did you ever find the sound you wrote of in the introduction to this video?
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel Год назад
I lived in an old apartment building in the middle of San Francisco's tourist section. The building is a multi-unit 15 floor Frankenstein monster originally built in the 30s and retrofitted innumerable times to accommodate changes in wiring and plumbing over the years... the sound could be anything, including the beating of my telltale heart;) Cheers.
@GenerateGoodInformation
@GenerateGoodInformation Год назад
@@APoetryChannel Cheers to you too! I was thinking about the Poe reference kinda. Been to SF, Big tree and Modesto a few times. Pretty cool! Are you sure it was built in the thirties? I've heard that city is much older than we are told. See ya!
@APoetryChannel
@APoetryChannel Год назад
@@GenerateGoodInformation Actually, it was built in the 50s! It replaced the original house which was the site of the A. A. Moore residence, built in 1903 (Bliss & Faville were the architects). The old house combined Classical Revival and Craftsmen elements. I saw a picture of it once in the manager's office. The mansion was demolished in 1954 for the present 15 story apartment house. Sadly, we moved from there in September and now live on the beach in Northeastern Florida.
@GenerateGoodInformation
@GenerateGoodInformation Год назад
@@APoetryChannel It sounds quite interesting. You seem exceptionally gifted. Hope you are having a nice evening.
@samayrahere
@samayrahere Год назад
Pursuit of wonder?
@derekmyers3258
@derekmyers3258 Год назад
Things like this shouldn't be swallowed whole, and rather disquietingly itself, I don't see any critique here of the subject matter. I see only praise for a brilliant writer and thinker, which is no doubt what we are presented with. However, whereas the author has experienced no meaning whatsoever in his life, I have the exact opposite experience, in which nothing occurs without meaning. Very interesting to note that my experience is also not for everybody to readily accept. Although, I do imagine if I were to present it publicly, I should get a great deal of the criticism I see completely lacking here.
@derekmyers3258
@derekmyers3258 Год назад
In case you missed it, I'm not criticizing the author at all. In fact, there very well could be much more to this man and behind and interlaced within his words, which, in a mind as brilliant and poetically esoteric as this, I would suggest is the case. My comment is a critique of his modern readers, who don't seem to be thinking, but just accepting everything he says.
@derekmyers3258
@derekmyers3258 Год назад
And also, I would regret not pointing out, lest I see it again, that modern people seem to only want 'my' kind of thought... to come from the distant past, where there is a comfortable separation. Quaint, I suppose. Well, I'm in your midst, and my life has been full of the kinds of Biblical and metaphysical tragedies that have given necessity for me to learn the term 'gaslighting', and understand it well, as applied to people's estimations of my experience, whether this estimation is feigned or genuine; the lines are sometimes blurred.
@Taimur-Khan
@Taimur-Khan 11 месяцев назад
.. if in them I say nothing it's because I have nothing to say.
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@umbram8073
@umbram8073 2 года назад
Thank you for this
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