NEW! Two of Juliet Cook's creepy poems are newly appearing in Cul-de-sac of Blood!

Juliet Cook has two new short poems appearing in Cul-de-sac of Blood!

Usually when I have new poems up, I share a few lines from one of the poems, but this time I'm sharing Cul-de-sac of Blood's description of my poems because I love their description!

Furthermore, after you read the two poems, if interested you can click on "Learn More About These Poems".

Here's what Cul-de-sac said about my poems:

"Rotting bear dolls & chicken brains erase our heads & replace them with images of themselves, & though we might not have a name for this process, Juliet Cook’s poems show us what it feels like to find ourselves somewhere between foreground & background."

Read the poems HERE - https://www.culdesacofblood.com/juliet-cook-3

This photo of Henry Spencer (played by Jack Nance) in Eraserhead (directed by David Lynch) initially inspired the first poem.

NEW! Three of Juliet Cook's Twin Peaks inspired poems are making an appearance in DIAGRAM 20.5!

Juliet Cook is delighted to have three new Twin Peaks inspired poems appearing in the new issue 20.5 of DIAGRAM!

"INVADED CORES" ❤️- "CAPTIVE COHABITATION" 💙- "IN MY DEATH BAG" 💜

http://thediagram.com/20_5/cook.html

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Your mouth opens wide and an insect crawls in and out.           
The bed sheets harden into exoskeletons.