Sarah Fox and Fanny Howe reading at P.A.'s Lounge in Somerville, MA as part of the Union Square Poetry Series. The readings were curated by Derek Fenner and Daniel Bouchard.

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For those viewers who don't have a full 43.49 minutes to spend at the screen, following is an abbreviated timeline of what happens when:

1. The first 5.29 is all introduction courtesy of Derek Fenner and Christopher Mattison.
2. Sarah Fox reads, primarily, from her Coffee House Press book Because Why until marker 24.01. At minute 18 she reads her poem "The Owl," which appears in the first Zoland Poetry annual.
3. Daniel Bouchard then welcomes Fanny to the stage and at 25.49 and some change, Fanny makes her first appearance on camera. Fanny reads, primarily, from a new essay "Metempsychosis," and closes, at minute 42, with a gorgeous poem dedicated to John Wieners.
4. Dan then makes a quick repeat appearance to close things out.