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What is the Function of this Product? “Side Effects,” a Short Film Directed by Lev Pakman and Written by Josh Brown

By On December 4, 2013

"An urgent meeting between the boss of a pharmaceutical company and one of his upstart young employees to discuss a troubling rumor about a new drug."… Read More

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“Alone Time,” a Short Film by Rod Blackhurst

By On November 26, 2013

"A young woman, stressed by her busy and continually crowded New York City existence spontaneously retreats to a solitary lake deep in the Adirondacks."… Read More

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Ernest Hilbert Reads from All of You on the Good Earth at the Bowery Poetry Club

By On November 20, 2013

On November 3rd, 2013, I read for the Carmine Street Metrics series at the newly redecorated Bowery Arts and Science building, formerly known as the Bowery Poetry Club. That's what we still… Read More

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Philly Poet Paul Siegell Slams Ticketmaster at the Lakeside Stride Festival

By On November 13, 2013

E-Verse's post punk poet paladin slams into the corporate giant in a Grapes-of-Wrath-style rant at the Lakeside Stride Festival in Denver. Go on, Paul! We all feel it. … Read More

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Five Famous Women Who Have Been Raped

By On November 12, 2013

Shockingly, some of the greatest, most powerful women have also been the victims of horrific violence. More power to them for overcoming it. … Read More

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Ernest Hilbert Reads “Calavera for a Friend” at KGB Bar in New York City

By On November 6, 2013

Calculated to reflect the sixty minutes in an hour of heightened imaginative contemplation, the poems in Ernest Hilbert’s first book, Sixty Sonnets, contain memories of violence, historical episodes, humorous reflections, quiet despair,… Read More

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“Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown”: An Excellent Feature-Length Documentary on the Life and Works of H.P. Lovecraft

By On October 31, 2013

LOVECRAFT: FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN is a chronicle of the life, work and mind that created these weird tales as told by many of today's luminaries of dark fantasy including John Carpenter,… Read More

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Ernest Hilbert in New York, Sunday, November 3rd

By On October 28, 2013

I'll be reading for the Carmine Street Metrics series at Bowery Poetry Club with local favorite Rick Mullin, this Sunday, 5:45PM. Stop by, say hi, grab a drink, hear some poems. There… Read More

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Cynthia Says “Zombies Are Everywhere These Days, But I Feel So Much Safer Now That I Know Animals Would Just Eat Them Like Any Other Dead Flesh”

By On October 25, 2013

As Halloween approaches, I have no doubt that there will be a zombie invasion at my doorstep demanding candy rather than brains. Zombies have truly become a cornerstone of current a… Read More

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“Hel[l]ical Double Sestina: [Metal Number One]” by Ernest Hilbert (With Audio!)

By On October 22, 2013

"I’ve always known of it in much the way one knows what a soup tureen is, which is to say I was aware of what it is but never had much use… Read More

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Instructional Video on Making Japanese “Butt Pudding”

By On October 20, 2013

Yeah, so if you have a packet of Butt Pudding and don't read Japanese, this video may come in handy. … Read More

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“The Metal-head Image Was Like Armor Donned Each Day”: Ernest Hilbert Interviewed for Daniel Nester’s “Behind the Sestina”

By On October 17, 2013

"We go Behind the Sestina with Hilbert to uncover the metallic truth about his poem 'Hel[l]ical Double Sestina: [Metal Number One]' featured in The Incredible Sestina Anthology."… Read More

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“The Sleepover,” a (Funny) (and Gory) Short Horror Film by Chris Cullari

By On October 17, 2013

2012 Official Selection of Fantastic Fest, Shriekfest, Knoxville Horror Fest, Vassar FilmFest, and winner of "The Cabin In the Woods"/Lionsgate/Vimeo contest! THE SLEEPOVER is a proof-of-concept for a feature film about a… Read More

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For Friday: Fireman Saves Kitten Passed Out in Smoke Filled House

By On October 11, 2013

Poor little guy!… Read More

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“I Actually Had to Create My Own Sound for a Tumbleweed Flying By”: Ernest Hilbert and Producer/Musician Dave Young Interviewed on WDIY, 80.1FM

By On October 4, 2013

If you missed the interview with Keith Kelleher when it first aired, on September 18, 2013, you may listen here.… Read More

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“Aldershot Crematorium” by John Betjeman

By On October 3, 2013

"He is in the best sense a committed writer, whose poems spring from what he really feels about real life, and as a result he brings back to poetry a sense of… Read More

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“For Lew Welch In A Snowfall” by Gary Snyder

By On October 2, 2013

"The greatest of living nature poets . . . It helps us to go on, having Gary Snyder in our midst." - Los Angeles Times.… Read More

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Behold the Little Blue Man

By On October 1, 2013

" Little Blue Man strikes me as a beautifully original idea that appeals to the child in every perceptive adult." - Anne Stevenson… Read More

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“Out Of The Woods” by The Foals

By On September 30, 2013

The latest band from Oxford, England. Well, one of the notable ones since Radiohead. … Read More

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“Hospital Window” by Allen Ginsberg

By On September 27, 2013

“Taken all together, Ginsberg’s poems are X-rays of a considerable part of American society during the last four decades.” - The New Yorker… Read More

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“It Was My Season” by Okkervil River

By On September 26, 2013

Bought the new double vinyl LP for Lynn last night at Long in the Tooth. She'll be at the show in New York City tonight. Say hi if you see her!… Read More

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Cynthia Listens Back to Some Old Rock

By On September 25, 2013

It's so refreshing to look back at old broadcasts of great music. … Read More

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Paul Siegell Reads at the E-Verse Equinox Autumn 2013 Reading at Fergie’s Pub, Hosted by Ernest Hilbert

By On September 19, 2013

Paul Siegell reads from his books and introduced some new poems at the E-Verse Equinox Autumn 2013 Reading at Fergie's Pub in Philadelphia, September 18th. … Read More

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Ernest Hilbert and Dave Young Interviewed on NPR-Affiliate WDIY 88.1 in the Lehigh Valley, Today at 3PM EST

By On September 18, 2013

Ernest Hilbert talks about his spoken word poetry album Elegies & Laments with the album's producer, Dave Young, owner of Pub Can Records in Philadelphia. Tune in and check it out!… Read More

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E-Verse Equinox Reading Series Presents Daisy Fried, Kim Bridgford, Laynie Brown, and Paul Siegell in Philadelphia

By On September 17, 2013

E-Verse Equinox Reading Series, Hosted by Ernest Hilbert September 18th, 7PM, FREE! Upstairs at Fergie’s Pub, 1214 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102, 215-928-8118… Read More

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“Protector #2 Your Personal Amulet” by Laynie Browne

By On September 15, 2013

Ron Silliman has commented on Laynie Browne’s book Daily Sonnets that “It’s a stunner and a delight. A pure dose of heady oxygen . . . an icon for the generation of… Read More

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“STRONG GRAPHIC NON-STOP LANGUAGE [SIC]”: LIMITED EDITION SIGNED POSTER ADVERTISING RED HEN IN NYC, AUTUMN 2013

By On September 11, 2013

Limited edition poster for the Friday September 13th Red Hen reading at KGB Bar in New York City, featuring poets Ernest Hilbert, Matthea Harvey, and Brenda Shaughnessy, hosted by Kate Gale, one… Read More

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“To My Twenty-Three-Year-Old Self” by Brenda Shaughnessy

By On September 11, 2013

Brenda Shaughnessy is the author of Interior with Sudden Joy (1999), Human Dark with Sugar (2008), winner of the James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets, and Our Andromeda (2012).… Read More

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“We Almost Revel in Their Destruction”: Apiary Magazine Reviews Ernest Hilbert’s All of You on the Good Earth

By On September 10, 2013

"Hilbert’s poetic prowess shines brightest when his lines are coated in darkness."… Read More

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Father John Misty Covers the Flaming Lips’ “Do You Realize?” for The Onion’s AV Club

By On September 9, 2013

Yeah, he kinda kills it. Great song. … Read More