JMW Turner 1 - The Monday Morning Memo

The wizard recorded this 18 years ago on March 19, 2007.
“Do Your Words Make Music?” is an examination of magnetic meter.
The guest voice reading the poetry you will hear is the multiple multimillion-copy bestselling author, the late Keith Miller.

“I don’t know that everybody should read books. I think that a large majority of people get by very well without art of any kind. They find their beauty elsewhere; in their families, in their loved ones, in sport, in nature. They don’t necessarily need art. I think art is a minority sport. For the people to whom it is important, it’s very important indeed. And I think it is necessary… no, necessary is the wrong word. I think it is important that people should continue to read… to deal with this… this strange world… this strange… you see how I’m becoming inarticulate because I don’t know, really… I don’t know why I do it? For instance, I certainly don’t do it for the money. But it’s an obsession, and I have to do it.”

- John Banville, novelist, transcribed from a YouTube video

The wizard recorded this 18 years ago on March 19, 2007.
“Do Your Words Make Music?” is an examination of magnetic meter.
The guest voice reading the poetry you will hear is the multiple multimillion-copy bestselling author, the late Keith Miller.

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The wizard recorded this 18 years ago on March 19, 2007.“Do Your Words Make Music?” is an examination of magnetic meter.The guest voice reading the poetry you will hear is the multiple multimillion-copy bestselling author, the late Keith Miller.

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The wizard recorded this 18 years ago on March 19, 2007.
“Do Your Words Make Music?” is an examination of magnetic meter.
The guest voice reading the poetry you will hear is the multiple multimillion-copy bestselling author, the late Keith Miller.