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The Sick Bag Song
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  • Nick Cave
    Nick Cave
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    Other books include The Sick Bag Song (2016), an epic poem inspired by his tour with the Bad Seeds in 2014. The book Faith, Hope, and Carnage (2022) is based on Cave’s conversations with journalist Seán O’Hagan and covers such topics as creativity and grief. It was published…

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    Other books include The Sick Bag Song (2016), an epic poem inspired by his tour with the Bad Seeds in 2014. The book Faith, Hope, and Carnage (2022) is based on Cave’s conversations with journalist Seán O’Hagan and covers such topics as creativity and grief. It was published…

    Read More