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Boris Vian, Blues for a Black Cat, Translated from the French by Julia Older, «New Directions in Poetry and Prose» 38, An International Anthology of Prose & Poetry, Edited by J. Laughlin, with Peter Glassgold and Frederick R. Martin, New Directions, New York, NY, 1979, pp. 119-131
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The Tales of the François Vase audio clip
Listen to a segment of Julia Older’s The Tales of the François Vase radio play! (Click the book cover image)
The Tales of the François Vase originally was written as a verse drama—until director and dramatist Kevin Gardner suggested they might make a good radio play. While he recorded twenty-five drama students, actors and musicians in kitchens, classrooms, and studios throughout New Hampshire, the author adapted and rewrote the play for the airwaves. Their collaboration resulted in a 33-minute radio drama introduced by a two-minute director-author interview. Tales of the François Vase premiered on New Hampshire Public Radio, June 21, 1999. The following year, the Older-Gardner production was chosen for The Radio Works’ Best Independent Programs syndication and broadcast to more than sixty public radio stations coast to coast.
Julia Older’s book and a CD of her radio play are available on the Hobblebush website.
