Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

2/23/11

Darkly Delicious Poetics (2)

Another Treasury of Poetry chapbooks, poetry books, poetic art, notebooks to work on your poems and art within, yummy eating and drinking doodads, & more.

http://www.etsy.com/treasury/4d65acecd56f8eef23fd9e0a/darkly-delicious-poetics-2#4d65cede48118eef053d2f58

Darkly Delicious Poetics (1)

A Treasury of Poetry chapbooks, poetry books, poetic art, notebooks to work on your poems and art within, yummy eating and drinking doodads, & more. (Stay tuned for #2, coming soon).

http://www.etsy.com/treasury/4d657e50cd846d91c7295de3/darkly-delicious-poetics-1?index=0

(Featuring work by Juliet Cook, Christine Hamm, Kathy Burkett, Aunia Kahn, and many more.)

11/19/10

Angel Face Trailer Review & More

Scrumptious poet Margaret Bashaar wrote a new little review of 'Angel Face Trailer', a small Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook by Juliet Cook & Letizia Merello (as well as little reviews of two other poetry chapbooks, too). Partake -
http://pluckedfromogygia.blogspot.com/2010/11/micro-reviews.html

And then you just might want to scroll down to the post below this one to check out an article about Juliet Cook's poetry written by Letizia Merello AND another little review of another one of Juliet Cook's poetry chapbooks by Margaret Bashaar AND more!

P.S. To kind out more about Angel Face Trailer, look at its hand-designed paper format at the Blood Pudding Press etsy shop, here - http://www.etsy.com/listing/53420815/angel-face-trailer-by-juliet-cook-and%20/

And/or check out its free online version here - http://www.scribd.com/doc/33331342/Angel-Face-Trailer

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ALSO new via Blood Pudding Press, here is the Writer's Almanac (an etsy Treasury, including my FONDANT PIG ANGST) - http://www.etsy.com/treasury/4ce7190657cd8eef306b4a5c/writers-almanac

9/17/10

Goosebumps

A Blood Pudding Press dark delight of Odd, Creepy, Hideously Yummy Vintage GAUZE has been chosen as part of this fun, Halloween-esque listing at etsy. Slurp!

http://www.etsy.com/treasury/4c93783fca4b8eef9825f5df/goosebumps

Some Blood Pudding Press chapbooks can be darkly yummy too, such as Planchette by Juliet Cook.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/46003176/planchette-by-juliet-cook

You may also partake of Juliet's Scary & Fun Halloween Dinner Recipes.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2107065/scary_and_fun_halloween_dinner_recipes.html?cat=22

12/31/09

Happy New Year from Blood Pudding Press

Why not consider ringing in the New Year with some provocative new poetry?

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Thirteen Myna Birds is aiming for a new issue on January 2 or 3; it's not too late to submit, if you send me some stuff today. Meanwhile, it's also not too late to partake of the oozilicious Apocalyptic Holiday Spawn Issue, featuring David Wolach and Apocalypse Cakes! Scroll down to previous entry for more.

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Blood Pudding Press editor Juliet Cook will be writing a new bi-monthly column on (warped) poetics and (conflicted) feminsim for Read Write Poem in 2010. I'm currently brainstorming titles for the column and ideas for the first installment, sleighted for mid-January. Title contenders so far include:

CRAMPTASTIC

DESIGNER VAGINA DENTATA

THE DOLL INJECTION MOLD DISASTER

I'm tending towards the latter, but suggestions are very welcome!

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Happy New Year and stay tuned for more from Blood Pudding Press!

12/5/09

new review of Lisa Cicarello's 'At night, the dead:'

A new review of Lisa Cicarello's Blood Pudding Press chapbook, 'At night, the dead:' can now be read at the online version of Weave Magazine.

Here is a brief excerpt from the review, which can be partaken of in its entirety via the link below:

"The mood is sinister, yet nostalgic, neurotic, yet deviant, all inhabiting the same moment"

http://www.weavemagazine.net/

Thank you to Jen Lue for taking the time to write this review.

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'At night, the dead:' is one of the winning manuscripts from the first Blood Pudding Press chapbook contest. 'The Spare Room' by Dana Guthrie Martin is the other winner. Both chapbooks are available from the Blood Pudding Press etsy shop at http://www.BloodPuddingPress.etsy.com, where they may be acquired either individually or as part of a specially discounted Combination Pack.

Blood Pudding Press chapbooks make wonderfully creative holiday gifts.

5/21/09

BIG BLOOD PUDDING PRESS SALE

For a limited time only, the Blood Pudding Press etsy shop is offering a huge sale on poetry chapbooks and other stuff. Most of the poetry chapbooks are half off their usual cost, which means you can acquire a one-of-a-kind, hand-designed book of poetry for as low as $2.50 or $3.50. I'm planning to continue this sale for the rest of the month of May, after which prices will revert back to normal, so check out the offerings now at http://www.bloodpuddingpress.etsy.com/

2/5/09

Blood Pudding Press still accepting submissions

Blood Pudding Press is still accepting submissions for its first poetry chapbook contest!

Chapbook manuscript submissions will be accepted through February 28, 2009.

Two winning chapbooks will be chosen—one to be published in Spring 2009 (April or May) and one to be published in Summer 2009 (June or July). The winners will be announced in March. Each winner will receive fifteen free copies of their chapbook, which will be a ribbon-bound, delectably designed affair.

There is a $5.00 fee per manuscript for entering this contest; these entry fees will be used to purchase supplies for publishing the winning chapbooks. The fee is payable to the editor’s Paypal account at JulietX@Bust.com. (You may either use Paypal’s Send Payment feature to send payment to that email address—or use the Donation button near the bottom right hand side of the page here–or if you would like to make alternative payment arrangements, you may contact me.)

I would like to consider collections of 10-20 poems. Some of the poems may be previously published, but the collection as a whole should not have been published before. Send your collection of poems to JulietX@Bust.com along with title, acknowledgments, a brief bio, and your contact data. Simultaneous submissions are fine, but if your manuscript is accepted elsewhere, please let me know right away.

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Blood Pudding Press is also accepting submissions for our new online literary publication, Thirteen Myna Birds. Please visit http://13myna.blogspot.com for the semi-amorphous guidelines. Submissions for this project will be accepted on a rolling basis, indefinitely.

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Lots of new goodies have recently been added to the Blood Pudding Press etsy shop at www.BloodPuddingPress.etsy.com. Why not take a peek and help support independent poetry and art?

XO

1/8/09

HORRIFIC CONFECTION IN PRINT







Horrific Confection is Juliet Cook's first full-length poetry collection, 66 pages of hideously delicious ooze.


This collection was published by BlazeVOX as a FREE e-book and you can still visit the BlazeVOX website to read and/or download this book for absolutely free. Scroll down to earlier entry for the link, as well as more information about the book.


Now for the paper and print and book as artifact fetishists amongst us, who like to hold and caress and turn pages as they read, a VERY SMALL print run of Horrific Confection is available. The author would even be delighted to sign your copy, if you ask nicely.

It is sleek, it is shiny, it has a darkly delectable cover designed by artist Christen Baer and the innards are awfully succulent.


Peruse and/or acquire it here:















7/17/08

CARNIVORACIOUS is now available

CARNIVORACIOUS is a hand-designed poetry chapbook collaboration betwixt Suzanne Grazyna and Juliet Cook. Each poet contributes five poems, all of which are inspired by carnivorous plants.

If you want to stick your finger in a Venus Flytrap, get bitten by a Cobra Lily, and drown in a succulent Pitcher Plant, you’d best act extra-fast, because only seven copies of this super limited edition collection will be made available for sale through Blood Pudding Press!

The cover is dangerously bedazzling, the ribbon binding is hot pink seam or black eyelash lace, the design flourishes are flirting with disastrous demise, and the innards will dissolve you in their acids. To see more details, images, or to make a snatch, please visit http://www.bloodpuddingpress.etsy.com/.

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"cook and grazyna delight at every turn in this twisted morsel sure to nibble upon your fleshy parts, sucking you in to be frenziedly frisked by such fronds, rapturous at every rapacious rhizome, happily devoured with each bite of the botanical. "

Nicole Cartwright Denison, poet