Mark Harris reading at Zeke's Gallery last night
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Mark Harris was the third and last reader of the evening. He has been performing in a variety of guises around Montreal for nearly 6 years. While most of his work has dealt with music, be it piano or singing, he has also appeared in numerous spoken word events, including frequent readings at the successful monthly event Coco Cafe. Mark does not like being too quiet, and so he is less of a spoken word artist, and sees himself more so as a ranter/raver. His pieces often deal with subjects of the body, sexuality and little acts of gender terrorism.
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She was introduced by the wonderful and gracious Richard Burnett who was MC for the evening.
If you'd like to hear any of the previous readings, click on this.
Click here to hear, stream, ogg vorbis [16:33 minutes, 15.9MB]
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/2571/224/400/MVC-855X.jpg)
Mark Harris was the third and last reader of the evening. He has been performing in a variety of guises around Montreal for nearly 6 years. While most of his work has dealt with music, be it piano or singing, he has also appeared in numerous spoken word events, including frequent readings at the successful monthly event Coco Cafe. Mark does not like being too quiet, and so he is less of a spoken word artist, and sees himself more so as a ranter/raver. His pieces often deal with subjects of the body, sexuality and little acts of gender terrorism.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/2571/224/400/MVC-842X.jpg)
She was introduced by the wonderful and gracious Richard Burnett who was MC for the evening.
If you'd like to hear any of the previous readings, click on this.
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