Showing posts with label artsy oddity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artsy oddity. Show all posts

1/24/20

Could your creative work be a part of a future Thirteen Myna Birds flock?

As of right now, the forthcoming February flock of Thirteen Myna Birds has one remaining spot in the flock for a uniquely wonderful poem or piece of art. Could it be yours?

You can join forces with the creative offerings of other poetry/art by Sandra Feen, Eileen Murphy/MISH, John Sweet, Daniel G. Snethen, and John Compton, all of whose work will be appearing within that February flock.

Of course as of right now, the current January flock of Myna Birds (the first of 2020) is still available for your perusal, featuring creative offerings from some of the poets/artists named above and also John Grey, Ashley Cox, Aaron Pride, and Wayne F Burke.

Read the current offerings and consider submitting to Thirteen Myna Birds if you think your creative offerings might be a good fit among the other oddities. The guidelines appear near the middle right of the flock.

http://13myna.blogspot.com/ 




10/30/19

Meet the Authors at Oddmall Outpost - Saturday November 2

This coming Saturday, if all does according to plan, Juliet Cook will have a table at this event, offering poetry chapbooks/books by her and her Blood Pudding Press. ðŸ–¤

5/13/12

NEW Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook!



The NEWEST (and first of 2012) Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook is writhing and undulating with peculiar poetic morsels.

It's spooky, strange, nightmare-ish innards offer idioglossia's (individual and collaborative) from Kelly Boyker, Margaret Bashaar,  Daniel M. Shapiro, Jessy Randall, Suzanne Grazyna, Kathy Burkett, Douglas Burkett, PoetJoe H. Gallagher, Juliet Cook, and Michael Smith.

33 poems in a ghostly blood bath of Blood Pudding.

Find out more & buy one within the Blood Pudding Press etsy shop here:


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Oozing like the innards of questionable pulsating desserts!

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id·i·o·glos·si·a
1.
a private form of speech invented by one child or by children who are in close contact, as twins.
2.
a pathological condition characterized by speech so distorted as to be unintelligible.