Casey Rocheteau's guest appearances

Casey Rocheteau

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A LITTLE TOO QUIET: THE FERNDALE LIBRARY PODCAST

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Paula Hawkins

Fatimah Asghar

Josh Malerman

Mohsin Hamid

Naomi Shihab Nye

Jamila Woods

Xandria Phillips

Krista Franklin

Morgan Parker

Raych Jackson

Emily Jungmin Yoon

Diana Khoi Nguyen

José Olivarez

Paul Tran

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Casey Rocheteau is a writer &amp; poet based in Detroit; the inaugural winner of the Write A Home artist residency from 2014. We spoke with Rocheteau about growing up in Cape Cod, her formative experiences as a writer in the New England area, her time in the Slam Poetry scene, and a supernatural encounter with what may or may not have been the ghost of Charles Bukowski!   Rocheteau recently read/performed two works of poetry for the Ferndale Library virtual author showcase, Beginning | Middle | End. https://caseyrocheteau.org/   Discussed in this episode Rocheteau's writing, such as The Dozen.   The Detroit Justice CenterAlso, Ramune Soda! 

Casey Rocheteau is a writer &amp; poet based in Detroit; the inaugural winner of the Write A Home artist residency from 2014. We spoke with Rocheteau about growing up in Cape Cod, her formative experiences as a writer in the New England area, her time in the Slam Poetry scene, and a supernatural encounter with what may or may not have been the ghost of Charles Bukowski!  Rocheteau recently read/performed two works of poetry for the Ferndale Library virtual author showcase, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVjru3NYqGo&amp;t=98s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Beginning | Middle | End.</a> <a href="https://caseyrocheteau.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://caseyrocheteau.org/</a> Discussed in this episode Rocheteau's writing, such as The Dozen.  <a href="https://www.detroitjustice.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Detroit Justice Center</a> Also, Ramune Soda!

Casey Rocheteau on Poetry

Danez and Franny head to Motown and talk with poet, artist, playwright, and self-described sea witch Casey Rocheteau. Together, they write themselves into myth, learn some hidden history, shuffle some cards, and even talk some poetry.

Danez and Franny head to Motown and talk with poet, artist, playwright, and self-described sea witch Casey Rocheteau. Together, they write themselves into myth, learn some hidden history, shuffle some cards, and even talk some poetry.

Casey Rocheteau vs. the Deck

Casey Rocheteau was born on Cape Cod, and raised as a sea witch. She was the recipient of the inaugural Write A House permanent residency in Detroit in 2014. She has attended Callaloo Writer’s Workshop, Cave Canem, and Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference in Sicily. She is an Artist in Residence at InsideOut Literary Arts in Detroit and an editor at The Offing. Her first book of poetry, Knocked Up On Yes, was released on Sargent Press in 2012. Her second poetry collection, The Dozen, was released on Sibling Rivalry Press in 2016.http://caseyrocheteau.org/ http://siblingrivalrypress.bigcartel.com/product/the-dozen-by-casey-rocheteauMusic Courtesy of Anitek and the Free Music ArchivePhoto credit Thomas Sayers Ellis 2013

Casey Rocheteau was born on Cape Cod, and raised as a sea witch. She was the recipient of the inaugural Write A House permanent residency in Detroit in 2014. She has attended Callaloo Writer’s Workshop, Cave Canem, and Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference in Sicily. She is an Artist in Residence at InsideOut Literary Arts in Detroit and an editor at The Offing. Her first book of poetry, Knocked Up On Yes, was released on Sargent Press in 2012. Her second poetry collection, The Dozen, was released on Sibling Rivalry Press in 2016. <a href="http://caseyrocheteau.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://caseyrocheteau.org/</a> <a href="http://siblingrivalrypress.bigcartel.com/product/the-dozen-by-casey-rocheteau" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://siblingrivalrypress.bigcartel.com/product/the-dozen-by-casey-rocheteau</a> Music Courtesy of Anitek and the Free Music Archive Photo credit Thomas Sayers Ellis 2013