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11/15/2017
Ai Photo by LaVerne Harrell Clark 09/12/1972
Nick Flynn Photo by Christine Krikliwy 11/02/2005
Renee Angle by Sarah Gzemski
Renee Angle Photo by Sarah Gzemski 07/27/2016
Reginald Gibbons (left) and Regie Gibson (right) Photo by Christine Krikliwy 04/15/2005
Kate Bernheimer Photo by Cybele Knowles 08/29/2012
Ofelia Zepeda Photo by LaVerne Harrell Clark 02/24/1992
Peter Everwine Photo by Lois Shelton 04/22/1975
Vickie Vértiz by Hannah Ensor
Vickie Vértiz Photo by Hannah Ensor 08/10/2016
08/31/2015
Michael Schmidt 04/18/2005
Margarita Engle Photo by Cybele Knowles 04/23/2014
Diane Wakoski Photo by LaVerne Harrell Clark 10/05/1971
Steve Orlen Photo by Lois Shelton 02/13/1985
Richard Marius Photo by Lois Shelton 03/04/1983
03/01/2016
Tattoo artist: Serena Lander Philip Jenks Photo by Cybele Knowles 01/21/2010
Myra Sklarew 10/25/1983
Alison Hawthorne Deming & Lucinda Bliss Photo by Rodney Phillips 11/05/2009
Maggie Nelson Photo by Christine Krikliwy 10/05/1999

Welcome to voca

voca, the University of Arizona Poetry Center's Audio Video Library, features recordings from the Center's long-running Reading Series and other readings presented under the auspices of the Center. The earliest of these recordings is a Robert Creeley reading from 1963. voca includes multiple recordings of poets who have read for the Poetry Center numerous times over the years. All recordings are made available with the permission of the reader. Images are from the Center's photographic archives.

Sign in: make voca your voca!

Go to the "SIGN IN" menu option to create your voca login--it's fast and completely free! When you log in, you can tag and add comments to all of your favorite readings, contributing to the rich historical and cultural value of voca. New interactive features are planned for the future; your voca login will give you access to all of them.

Our Funders

Digitization and online accessibility is made possible through funding provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Southwestern Foundation, The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, the University of Arizona College of Humanities, and the Ruth Stephan and Myrtle Walgreen Library Endowment at the Poetry Center.

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