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Russian Hill: Storm Year
- Narrated by: Elihu Blotnick
- Length: 28 mins
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Russian Hill: Storm Year
Narrated by:
Elihu Blotnick
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Publisher's Summary
Poetry: a gift of place, mood, and vision for a cold wet night, from Russian Hill, San Francisco.
"The poems start by looking outward, but as they are read, the listener is taken deeper into Russian Hill's tiny byways, its history, its rumbling and grumbling cable car tracks, and, ultimately, deep into the poet's mind. 'The view outward opens each mind to itself, then the hill becomes an ark of inward exploration,' Blotnick says." (Sandra Ann Harris, San Francisco Chronicle)
©2016 Elihu Blotnick (P)2016 Elihu Blotnick
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