Trey Moody

What makes a good poem?What makes a good story?Three NER 40.4 poets read their work in this podcast, bringing us owls and children, fathers and sons, death, dogs, and more. Middlebury College intern Susan Deutsch hosts the episode, and connects with local readers, writers, and librarians, as well, all of whom chime in to share their thoughts on the joys of reading. So join us as we listen to Dean Rader ("Troubled by Thoughts . . ." and "Once Again in Thought," Kathy Fagan ("Dahlia"), and Trey Moody read their memorable work.

Let Me Tell You How Sorry I Am by Trey Moody on the Newfound site at http://www.actuallyreadbooks.com/rlmtyhsiatm.

Trey reads from his a series of poems titled "A Weather."

Trey reads his poems "We Use Spoons Mostly," "Same Day Resolution" and "Exercise and Patience."

Trey reads his poems "Salina, Kansas," "A Note on Silence," "Climate Reply" and "Remembering the Original."