| A Matter of Pleasure: Casa Romantica
Vol. 4
 Selections
from the fourth year of the Casa Romantica Reading Series, located
in San Clemente, CA.
From CD Baby: The fourth collection of poetry
from the Casa Romantica Reading Series, this CD includes work from
Jane Miller, David Lehman, Christian Wiman, and many others who
read at the Casa Romantica in the year 2007. The poets represented
here are wide-ranging in theme, style, and subject. Poetry is meant
to be heard, so listen!
Work Backward: Casa Romantica Poetry Vol.
3
 Selections
from the third year of the Casa Romantica Reading Series, located
in San Clemente, CA.
From CD Baby: The third collection of poetry
from the Casa Romantica Reading Series, based in San Clemente, CA.
Featuring poetry by Timothy Liu, Victoria Chang, Gary Young, Mariano
Zano, Stephen Yenser, and Ralph Angel.
Inexact: Casa Romantica Poetry Vol. 2
 Selections
from the second year of the Casa Romantica Reading Series, located
in San Clemente, CA.
From CD Baby: Bringing together some of the
best poets working today, the Casa Romantica Reading Series in San
Clemente, CA has just completed its second year. This anthology,
representing some of the highlights of 2005, offers live recordings
of those poets who have visited the Casa. The poems here are funny,
touching, provocative, and, best yet, alive.
Something
Stayed in the Mind There: Casa Romantica Poetry Vol. 1
 Selections
from the first year of the Casa Romantica Reading Series, located
in San Clemente, CA.
From CD Baby: The Casa Romantica Reading
Series kicked off in January of 2004 as an attempt to bring quality
poetry to the general (non-academic) public. Once a month, acclaimed
poets descend on the small beach town of San Clemente, CA, and read
their poems in the beautiful and historic Casa Romantica, located
on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. This CD includes selections
from each of the poetry readings that occurred during the series'
inaugural year. The poetry represented here ranges from neo-beat
to the avant-garde, from narrative to experimental, from meditations
and stories of living in the Western United States to recollections
of South America and Africa. The breadth and quality of this poetry
is often subtle, frequently breathtaking, and a testament to the
enduring resonance of writing in verse.
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