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Books
2:44 pm
Tue March 19, 2013
John Mark Eberhart Reads 'The Gospel Of The Dirt'
By New Letters on the Air
As books editor for The Kansas City Star, John Mark Eberhart was known for encouraging local writers - and publishing their work. Eberhart was also a poet. He died Tuesday, March 19.
His two volumes of verse, "Night Watch" (2005) and “Broken Time" (2008) were both published by Mid-America-Press.
In 2008, New Letters on the Air recorded a reading at The Writers Place with John Mark Eberhart and his musician brother Ken Eberhart. Here's John Mark reading "The Gospel of the Dirt," the last poem from his then-new book, “Broken Time,” accompanied by his brother, Ken, on marimba.
"The Gospel of The Dirt" by John Mark Eberhart, recorded by New Letters on the Air at a 2008 reading at The Writers Place in Kansas City, Mo.
John Mark Eberhart died Tuesday, March 19 after a battle with cancer. He was 52.
Listen to the entire recording of the 2008 reading at The Writers Place here.
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