Ep 123: Come Back, Bill

 
 
Sleerickets Ep 123
Matthew Buckley Smith

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NB: Alice and I (and possibly Brian?) will be at Dick & Jane’s Cocktail Bar on Adelphi St. in Brooklyn on the evening of Wed, Sept 20. Come join us!

NB #2: For some reason I use in this episode the annoyingly-now-preferred expression “die by suicide” about which I’ve previously complained. What the fuck?

NB #3: Ha ha, just kidding. I’m literally leaving for the Dick & Jane’s the second I post this, so I hope you’re already on your way!

Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:

– The God of This World to His Prophet by Bill Coyle

– Andre Hulet

– Poets in Their Youth by Eileen Simpson

– My Special Fate by John Berryman

– Homage to Mistress Bradstreet by John Berryman

– The Wilmington Ghost Tour (ask for Anthony)

– Hakan Sandell

– Kolmarden Zoo by Billy Coyle

– The God of This World to His Prophet (poem) by Billy Coyle

– Aubade by Bill Coyle

– Pacific by Bill Coyle

– Disaster by Bill Coyle

– Sleeper by Bill Coyle

– Contra Dante (Kind of) by Bill Coyle

– Elijah’s Versecraft episode on Contra Dante

– To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Nothing by W. B. Yeats

– Aubade by Philip Larkin

– Chicxulub by T. C. Boyle

– Now winter nights enlarge by Thomas Campion

– Don’t Look Up

– A Friend’s Work by Bill Coyle

– Lynn Chandhok

– The Soundman’s Funeral by Bill Coyle

– Improvisation by Bill Coyle

Alice: Poetry Says

Brian: @BPlatzer

Cameron: CameronWTC [at] hotmail [dot] com

Matthew: sleerickets [at] gmail [dot] com

Music by ETRNL

Art by Daniel Alexander Smith

Frequent topics:

– Joshua Mehigan

– Shane McCrae

– A. E. Stallings

– Ryan Wilson

– Austin Allen

– Jonathan Farmer

– Zara Raab

– Ethan McGuire

– Coleman Glenn

– Alexis Sears

More Ratbag Poetry Pods:

Poetry Says

I Hate Matt Wall

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