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Excerpts from Walcott's Omeros, The Odyssey and Collected Poems are read by the author on a Caedmon audiotape, recorded November 18, 1993, copyrighted 1994; available from HarperCollins Publishers.
Walcott reads excerpts from Omeros and discusses the epic in a 1991 taped interview with Rebekah Presson, released as "Derek Walcott" in the New Letters on the Air: Contemporary Writers on Radio series; available from the University of Missouri, Kansas City.
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