It is Friday the 13th and Thirteen Myna Birds has taken a lusty fling featuring a hideously yummy treat of darkly delicious and strangely scary female-centrism starring Mary Biddinger, Kathy Burkett, C. Delia Mulrooney, & Debrenee Adkisson.
Enjoy this euphoric plethora of womanly horror including slithering charm bracelets, an avalanche of nonpareils, a rainbow of glistening organ exposed, egg goo, a thirsty bloom, a gummy baby brain, always bleeding…
http://13myna.blogspot.com/
Showing posts with label yummy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yummy. Show all posts
8/13/10
6/18/10
TypewriterGirls Gone Furry (oodles of odd)
TypewriterGirls Gone Furry event one week from today!
Darkly Delirious Oodles of odd burlesque, music, POETRY, & more!
Lots of yummy details here:
http://typewritergirls.net/upcoming-cabarets-and-other-events/
Darkly Delirious Oodles of odd burlesque, music, POETRY, & more!
Lots of yummy details here:
http://typewritergirls.net/upcoming-cabarets-and-other-events/
la de das
burlesque,
Juliet Cook poetry reading,
poetry reading,
TypewriterGirls,
whiskey,
yummy
9/3/08
my misshapen gingerbread baby
ONLY ONE COPY LEFT IN MY ETSY SHOP!
My first awfully yummy poetry chapbook published by another press (rather than self-published through Blood Pudding Press) is now available in my etsy shop--www.BloodPuddingPress.etsy.com--I am offering a very limited number of signed copies for only $5 each!
‘Gingerbread Girl' was recently published by Trainwreck Press out of Canada and is also available for sale via the Trainwreck Press shop (see url below). Please do feel free to purchase from either shop, perhaps whichever would result in swifter and more inexpensive shipping for you.
The cover features the image of a delightful painting by one of my favorite artists, Kendra Binney, a fine mistress of disturbingly cute misfit-esque artworks. This particular painting is called 'Pink Bird' and one of the poems in this collection is named after the painting and inspired by Binney's art.
I am also pleased with the content of the chapbook, which deals with my warped perspective on edibility, consumption, cautionary tales, uneasy lessons, girlhood baggage, misfit-ism, anger, horror, dessert products, and more.
If you prefer your gingerbread girls misshapen and strangely inedible, please feel free to nibble your way to the oddball innards inside Juliet Cook’s ‘Gingerbread Girl' !
http://www.bloodpuddingpress.etsy.com/
or
http://www.ditchpoetry.com/trainwreckpress.htm
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A blurb from John Goodman, editor of Trainwreck Press:
'Sharp insight into a woman torn between self-direction and socially determined images of the feminine with language that is by turns sugary sweet and challengingly jarring.
An engaging addition to any poetry shelf.'
***
'An at-times monstrously delightful, skittering little collection of mellifluous soundbites and narrative flashes. Manages to do a fine job of making all the sugar and spice of which little girls are made into arsenic-laced almond cookies and many-tentacled creeping things. The proliferation of metaphors linking the seemingly innocent and delectable to the insidious and threatening are a testament to Juliet's virtuosity, but like any sickeningly sweet confection, are best consumed in small and measured bites. This is a chapbook to give time, not devour in a single voracious sitting. You may wish to cleanse your palate with a little mouthwash afterwards so as to avoid the rapid onset of aching teeth.'
John Moore Williams, poet
***
'After reading Gingerbread Girl I thought about red velvet cake as crimson lipped and bloody yum. Images of lemon cake batter moving like mucous. A glob sliding down my throat while I soiled heart-patterned panties. Who would have ever known poison of a mind tasted sweet as Mother baked and hissed with them knivey licks? Only, Juliet Cook. '
Ginnetta Correli, writer
My first awfully yummy poetry chapbook published by another press (rather than self-published through Blood Pudding Press) is now available in my etsy shop--www.BloodPuddingPress.etsy.com--I am offering a very limited number of signed copies for only $5 each!
‘Gingerbread Girl' was recently published by Trainwreck Press out of Canada and is also available for sale via the Trainwreck Press shop (see url below). Please do feel free to purchase from either shop, perhaps whichever would result in swifter and more inexpensive shipping for you.
The cover features the image of a delightful painting by one of my favorite artists, Kendra Binney, a fine mistress of disturbingly cute misfit-esque artworks. This particular painting is called 'Pink Bird' and one of the poems in this collection is named after the painting and inspired by Binney's art.
I am also pleased with the content of the chapbook, which deals with my warped perspective on edibility, consumption, cautionary tales, uneasy lessons, girlhood baggage, misfit-ism, anger, horror, dessert products, and more.
If you prefer your gingerbread girls misshapen and strangely inedible, please feel free to nibble your way to the oddball innards inside Juliet Cook’s ‘Gingerbread Girl' !
http://www.bloodpuddingpress.etsy.com/
or
http://www.ditchpoetry.com/trainwreckpress.htm
***
A blurb from John Goodman, editor of Trainwreck Press:
'Sharp insight into a woman torn between self-direction and socially determined images of the feminine with language that is by turns sugary sweet and challengingly jarring.
An engaging addition to any poetry shelf.'
***
'An at-times monstrously delightful, skittering little collection of mellifluous soundbites and narrative flashes. Manages to do a fine job of making all the sugar and spice of which little girls are made into arsenic-laced almond cookies and many-tentacled creeping things. The proliferation of metaphors linking the seemingly innocent and delectable to the insidious and threatening are a testament to Juliet's virtuosity, but like any sickeningly sweet confection, are best consumed in small and measured bites. This is a chapbook to give time, not devour in a single voracious sitting. You may wish to cleanse your palate with a little mouthwash afterwards so as to avoid the rapid onset of aching teeth.'
John Moore Williams, poet
***
'After reading Gingerbread Girl I thought about red velvet cake as crimson lipped and bloody yum. Images of lemon cake batter moving like mucous. A glob sliding down my throat while I soiled heart-patterned panties. Who would have ever known poison of a mind tasted sweet as Mother baked and hissed with them knivey licks? Only, Juliet Cook. '
Ginnetta Correli, writer
la de das
Blood Pudding Press,
chapbooks,
edibility,
Gingerbread Girl,
hideous,
jarring,
Juliet Cook,
new,
oddball,
poetic morsels,
poetry,
small press,
Trainwreck Press,
yummy
3/25/08
ECTOPLASMIC NECROPOLIS CONTRIBUTORS
The darkly decadent, horrifically succulent final line up of contributors for the upcoming Blood Pudding Press special multi-writer project ECTOPLASMIC NECROPOLIS has now been determined.
The dreadfully provocative morsels to be included were dredged forth from the brains, lips, and fingers of:
Aimee DeLong, Shane Allison, Eddie Watkins, Nava Fader, Rebecca Loudon, Candace Turlington, Brian Foley, Misti Rainwater-Lites, Ken Pobo, Suzanne Grazyna, Andrew Lundwall, Adam Fieled, J.R. Pearson, John Moore Williams, murmurists, Rachel Lisi, Brooklyn Copeland, Susan Slaviero, AnnMarie Eldon, Melissa Severin, John Rocco, Nicole Cartwright Denison, Donora Hillard, Jayne Pupek, Sean Kilpatrick, Sharon Zetter, Jeff Roberts, Daniela Olszewska, Juliet Cook, and Rachel Kendall.
Prepare yourself to experience the deliciously disturbing offerings of these thirty vessels of creepy/yummy creativity.
The dreadfully provocative morsels to be included were dredged forth from the brains, lips, and fingers of:
Aimee DeLong, Shane Allison, Eddie Watkins, Nava Fader, Rebecca Loudon, Candace Turlington, Brian Foley, Misti Rainwater-Lites, Ken Pobo, Suzanne Grazyna, Andrew Lundwall, Adam Fieled, J.R. Pearson, John Moore Williams, murmurists, Rachel Lisi, Brooklyn Copeland, Susan Slaviero, AnnMarie Eldon, Melissa Severin, John Rocco, Nicole Cartwright Denison, Donora Hillard, Jayne Pupek, Sean Kilpatrick, Sharon Zetter, Jeff Roberts, Daniela Olszewska, Juliet Cook, and Rachel Kendall.
Prepare yourself to experience the deliciously disturbing offerings of these thirty vessels of creepy/yummy creativity.
la de das
Blood Pudding Press,
coming soon,
contributors,
creepy,
ECTOPLASMIC NECROPOLIS,
succulent,
yummy
12/1/07
BETTER THAN BOURBON BALLS!
[GROWLING SOFTLY] and all kinds of other poetry goodness mentioned on the DIY Poetry site today! Stock up on poetic morsels for holiday gifts!
http://diypublishing.blogspot.com/
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Also, check out this delicious (and flattering!) new blurb about [GROWLING SOFTLY] from poet Rachel Lisi. Oooh la la!
'It has been such an honor to be a part of this beautiful, tantalizing project. Two of my favorite poems have been included in this sinfully glazed anthology which tickles me to no end. This gorgeous, hand-crafted edition has been created with the magic and sensual touch of Ms. Juliet Lexica. My poetry is nestled in among some of the finest and most delectable poets I have come across. It is true poetic ambrosia.
Trust me when I say if you like to devour dark sweets of the mind and heart (and nibble on areas that lie just below), you will LOVE this anthology. OR if you know someone who is into the same kind of carnal confection, this makes a superb stocking stuffer. And no two are the same. They are as unique as you are. '
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Or how about this little pretty from Ryan Smith.
'The sweetest, most lovely parcel I have received this year! Where did you get the ribbon! I am super impressed with this chapbook, and the TLC given to my parcel. Super bargain for lovingly prepared chapbook. Blood Pudding Press is top! '
http://diypublishing.blogspot.com/
*
Also, check out this delicious (and flattering!) new blurb about [GROWLING SOFTLY] from poet Rachel Lisi. Oooh la la!
'It has been such an honor to be a part of this beautiful, tantalizing project. Two of my favorite poems have been included in this sinfully glazed anthology which tickles me to no end. This gorgeous, hand-crafted edition has been created with the magic and sensual touch of Ms. Juliet Lexica. My poetry is nestled in among some of the finest and most delectable poets I have come across. It is true poetic ambrosia.
Trust me when I say if you like to devour dark sweets of the mind and heart (and nibble on areas that lie just below), you will LOVE this anthology. OR if you know someone who is into the same kind of carnal confection, this makes a superb stocking stuffer. And no two are the same. They are as unique as you are. '
*
Or how about this little pretty from Ryan Smith.
'The sweetest, most lovely parcel I have received this year! Where did you get the ribbon! I am super impressed with this chapbook, and the TLC given to my parcel. Super bargain for lovingly prepared chapbook. Blood Pudding Press is top! '
la de das
[GROWLING SOFTLY],
DIY Poetry,
gifts,
poetic morsels,
yummy
11/5/07
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