John Siebelink

Bradbury Program Night #194

Short Story: “Edward and Pia” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “As a Child, You Worried You Would Be an Orphan” by Charlotte Pence

Essay: “Coming: Nashville” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “The Police Band” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “Of Modern Poetry” by Wallace Stevens

Essay: “Beverly Hills as a Big Bed” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “The Dolt” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “[Let Us Gather in a Flourishing Way]” by Juan Felipe Herrera

Essay: “Fathers and Sons” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “When the Trees Spoke Back” by Taylor Rae

Poem: “She Is” by Tsering Wangmo Dhompa

Essay: “When the Saints Come Marching In” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “Report” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “September Song” by Geoffrey Hill

Essay: “The Used Madonna” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “Robert Kennedy Saved From Drowning” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “En la Calle San Sebastián” by Martin Espada

Essay: “Cicely Tyson Goes to the Fountain” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “This Newspaper Here” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “Yom Kippur, Taos, New Mexico” by Robin Becker

Essay: “Killing Time” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “The Balloon” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “Sestina of the Lady Pietra degli Scrovigni” by Dante Alighieri

Essay: “Survivor” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “I Don’t Need Anything From Here” by Laszlo Krasznahorkai

Poem: “Here Where Coltrane Is” by Michael S. Harper

Essay: “Politics and Thrills” by Pauline Kael

Short Story: “The Indian Uprising” by Donald Barthelme

Poem: “Sonnets from the Portuguese 38: First time he kissed me, he but only kissed” by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Essay: “Moments of Truth” by Pauline Kael