Egg Jump, published by Detour This publication can be cracked open like an egg. Inside is a collection of poetry read out loud: Anna Bierler’s voice combined with field recordings of waterways and tunnels and sounds of a chick tapping and chirping. Egg Jump is a text-based performance about time, fertility, queer motherhood, petty theft and the impossibility of control.
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Egggirl, published on Everyone Is a Girl as part of the gloss / glossolalia collection curated by Kindred Haller

Chewing on the tongue, Off Margin on Radio Worm Anna Bierler and Amy Gowen are stitching together a performance. A performance made up entirely of fiber. Earth’s natural brush, did you know? Fibers of flesh, fibers of will, fibers of yarn, fibers of transmission. Compiled with every last fiber of their being.
On Tuesday 06 October from 8-9pm on Radio WORM Anna and Amy will string together their found, fabricated, fragmented, and fictive braidings from the weirdly warpy and wondrous worlds of fibers’ thread, fiber’s string, fiber’s tissue, fibre’s tail, fibre’s guts, fibre’s weave, and fibre’s endlessly-looping-again-and-again-as-if-it’s-never-ending-and-we-don’t-know-how-to-short-circuit ribbons of wire…
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Oozy Yolks, radio show at Radio Worm Oozy Yolks is a monthly Saturday show by Anna Bierler, airing at 3 pm. An hour of layering poems, recordings and music  into a sound collage oozing and circling around the egg and the egg adjacent. Ecological entanglements, desire, stickiness, soft, fluid.
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