Raymond Soulard, Jr Speaks Out! poet, publisher, radio host

[judih]

Raymond, a great poet, known here at the studio as Cenacle, publishes The Cenacle- a high quality quarterly, runs Scriptor Press, hosts Spirit Plants radio and DJs his own weekly radio show.

Read the interview with this Boston based poet at Poet Speaks Out!

Raymond Soulard, Jr Speaks Out!

in 3 parts. Comments are welcome!

- Judih

[Doreen Peri]

Thank you for posting this! Looking forward to reading it!

Do you want to revive the "Interviews" forum in the archives? That way you could not only post a link to your Interviews site but also post the actual interview if you'd like. Just an idea.

[judih]

Hi Dori - this particular interview was quite long (about 22 pages of a Word Doc), so I don't see myself re-issuing it here, but...for future, yes!

Specially when it comes to interviewing Studio 8 poets and artists. An Interview section here would be excellent.

[Arcadia]

nice to meet you Cenacle-Ray!!!! (I don´t know why I imagine you a lot much older...! ). One of my favourite poets here, gracias for sharing your talks and insights with us, both of you!!! & so great job you are doing, judih!!! - I only read the first part, I´ll read the others later-

[Doreen Peri]

We can move the old Interviews forum up from the archives ... just let me know where you think it would best fit. Or we can start a new one just for your interviews. Let me know.

I read the interview and yeah, it was great to get to know Ray!

I agree with Arcadia... for some reason I thought he was in his 60s. I was surprised to see he was much younger.

[judih]

Doreen - looking around the site - I'm not really sure where "Interviews" fits in best, but logically - i'd add it to 'community' since it's about enlarging our community of poets/artists, etc.

And ideally, this is a place for one artist to interview another - broadening the scope of our understanding of one another.

what do you think?

[Artguy]

Yes....obsessed!!! what artist isn't???? I was recently revisiting the film Frida... and Diego Rivera proclaimed "If you are a painter you will paint because you have to until you die..." I still think Diego killed Trotsky in a fit of jealousy, which is better than being killed for your politics, but I digress.