Sound poet Penn Kemp performs in arts festivals world-wide, including the wonderful 2004 Goddess Festival in Glastonbury. Among her publications are 25 books of poetry and drama, ten CDs and six videopoems as well as Canada's first CD-ROM: sample www.myspace.com/pennkemp, http://www.mytown.ca/pennkemp/ and www.ditchpoetry.com/pennkemp.htm. In happy collaboration, Penn presents her Sound Operas live and archived on "Gathering Voices", chrwradio.com/talk/gatheringvoices . Her latest CDs are "Helwa!", from Suite Ancient Egypt and Darkness Visible and two DVDs, Luminous Entrance: a sound opera for climate change action and, forthcoming, Viva la Vida (de Frida Kahlo).  Penn's fascination with Egypt led her to visit twice, once with other metaphysical teachers, and again as tour leader. An intrigue with ancient mythology has taken her on many such journeys, in search especially of Black Madonnas. The Association of Canadian Studies sponsored Penn's reading tours throughout India and Brazil. http://mytown.ca/poemforpeace/ includes the video of Penn's "poem for peace in many voices" and, in audio, many of 128 translations. Through Pendas Productions, she edits and publishes poetry book/cd combinations: see http://mytown.ca/twelfth/ and www.mytown.ca/vivalavida. The League of Poets proclaimed Penn one of ten foremothers of Canadian poetry.  Muse/news is monthly updated on www.mytown.ca/pennletters.