Showing posts with label dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dolls. Show all posts

11/30/23

Happy last day of November! Alice Says Go Fuck Yourself Issue 5 is here!

"Their necks crimson like the red-tide
and in the midst of this rose-colored debacle
stood Moses, statuesque, his hoary beard crawling
with the syncopation of red spider mites dancing
to the tune of The Masque of the Red Death.

His tablets soaked in the brackish brine of the Red Sea.
Then Moses opened his mouth and Satan emerged
in the form of an enlarged Woodlouse
carrying a small red crib on its head
with a doll head inside the crib."


from "Paint It Red" by Juliet Cook and Daniel G. Snethen


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Juliet Cook is delighted to have two collaborative poems appearing in Issue 5 of Alice Says Go Fuck Yourself, the Fairy Tales, Folklore, and Ghost Stories Issue, which also celebrates the one year anniversary of this magazine! Brimming with strange poetry, horror stories, art, interviews and more!

Cook's collaborative poem with Daniel G. Snethen is called "Paint It Red". Cook's collaborative poem with j/j hastain is called "And Then Rise". There is darkly wonderful cover art by Lauren Gordon, creepily wonderful poetry by Sarah Nichols, Jaya Gandhi, Valerie Loveland and more!


Thank you to editors Fox & Cee!

Click on Issue 5 here, if you dare! - https://agape-editions.com/alice-says-go-fuck-yourself/?fbclid=IwAR3nl3l2R0ZEdifH8WSVCHl1bV-dVCevOULUSV39qMuVYBD3gaV0pgRthCc


1/16/20

Happy (Disturbingly Dark) 2020 from Thirteen Myna Birds! Dive into this new flock (the first of 2020) and try not to drown!

The first Thirteen Myna Birds Flock of 2020 has arrived and it is sad, dark, unsettling, spooky, and filled with dolls!

Sad broken hooked dolls filled with black holes and death!

Offering poetry and art by Daniel Snethen, Sandra Feen, John Grey, MISH, John Sweet, Ashley Cox, Eileen Murphy, Aaron Pride, and Wayne F Burke.

"through enameled bobbing horses against the centripetal force - You’re awakened in early light by blood dripping from the ceiling - Something's Up - the sound of baby bones breaking - in broken-down beds - I am a terminal node branched away from the circuit of perfection - my eyes crash through their sockets and I flail at the darkness - sometimes it hurts to be alone - Nurse, can you up the pain meds?"

lost boy by Ashley Cox and MISH

12/23/19

PEDIOPHOBIA has found a new home (and it could haunt your home too)...

John Burroughs has received his copy of the new Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, PEDIOPHOBIA, by Daniel G. Snethen! 💜

You can find out more about this chapbook and/or acquire your own copy in the Blood Pudding Press shop, HERE - https://www.etsy.com/listing/762123585/new-pediophobia-by-daniel-g-snethen-2019?ref=shop_home_feat_4


Thank you very much to John Burroughs for taking this photo of PEDIOPHOBIA by Daniel Snethen, in the middle of two books by Tim Heerdink🙃

11/13/18

MALFORMED CONFETTI beside the author's own googly eyed doll

"The paint is flaking off my lips.
It looks like dried blood. It looks like shit.
Even my hissy fits are unglossy.
Even the doll hospital won’t touch me
no matter how I plead for them to reset my eyes.
My voice is a wan green mushy pea squishing past
these gold-shellacked wish bones I’m choking on.
These chloroform-soaked apricot cookies
with their dainty scalloped edges
and poison-saturated centers."

inside Juliet Cook's poem "Doll Head Obscenity", inside her new poetry book, "Malformed Confetti", published by Crisis Chronicles Press, October 2018.




























You can acquire your own copy of Malformed Confetti from Crisis Chronicles Press, HERE -https://ccpress.blogspot.com/2018/10/Cook102.html


11/7/18

MALFORMED CONFETTI has found another new home, next to a creepy doll!

Amy Bee received her copy of Juliet Cook's new full-length poetry book, Malformed Confetti!
Displayed beside a delightfully creepy doll!
Photo taken by Amy Bee.


You can acquire your own copy of Malformed Confetti HERE (directly from the author) - https://www.etsy.com/listing/641070988/malformed-confetti-by-juliet-cook-2018?ref=shop_home_feat_1

Or HERE (from the publisher, Crisis Chronicles Press) - https://ccpress.blogspot.com/2018/10/Cook102.html

6/14/17

NEW in The Rising Phoenix Review - Doll Blood Spattering

"Doll cadavers growing mildew for hair,
mildew spewing out their mouths and whose
voice are they talking in now?
They were talking in their own tiny tongues until
those tiny tongues were ripped out
and replaced with more modern doll mouths.
The modern dolls with no genuine voices of their own.
The modern dolls in a popularity contest, fighting against
every other doll. They don’t really care who they hurt."
from Doll Blood Spattering by Juliet Cook, up at The Rising Phoenix Review.

1/1/08

PLANCHETTE NOW AVAILABLE

‘Planchette’ is the spooky new poetry chapbook by Juliet Cook.

If you wish to begin your New Year in the company of obscene tea cups, musty love seats, haunted girls, odd divinations, and suspicious levitations, then ‘Planchette’ might be just the peculiar concoction for you. Read it and find out if you’ll float from the floor, eyes rolling like lost marbles that used to live in the sockets of a dangerous antique doll.

‘Planchette’ contains a series of ten poems in a hand-designed, ribbon bound chapbook. Some of these petite tomes have light blue covers with sandstone-colored innards. Some of them have sandstone-colored covers with light blue innards. All of them have naughty little deckled edges.

The wondrously evocative cover image for ‘Planchette’ was created by Art and Ghosts.

Acquire it for your very own by visiting the Blood Pudding Press online shop:

http://www.bloodpuddingpress.etsy.com/








































































'It's lovely, lovely dearie. Right creepy and dolly and your cover is TO DIE FOR!

I love your fearlessness, your something at the back of the box, your crawlspace du jour.'

Nicole Cartwright Denison, poet

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'Such a wicked concoction of feverish wimpering haunted girls and dreadful spider eggs oozing within your simmering cursing tongue...overflowing with delicious and dirty delights:)

I LOVE it!

I am going to order more for gifts!

BRAVO! '

Madelyn Mulvaney

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'MY GOD! I just saw the cover of "Planchette" then it turned into PANDORA'S BOX and I HAD to open it.

I read two poems.

SUPERNAL...NOT YR USUAL SUBLUNARY!

GIRL GOT CHOPZ!

THIS IS GREAT WRITING, JULIET COOK!

People, if you want to own a limited edition of great poetry which will skyrocket in value when this poet begins getting recognized for the original she is (in about eight nanoseconds most likely) contact her on here and find out how to order.

W.B. Keckler, poet

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'One of my absolute favorites is Juliet Cook's new chapbook, Planchette. Juliet is one of the best poets writing today in my opinion because she isn't afraid to take risks with her work, and Planchette is all about that. Her poetry is SO VIVID and each piece evokes something fresh. Definitely check it out!'

Melissa Culbertson, poet and co-editor of blossombones

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'Planchette, the title truly sets the tone for this haunting ten poem collection, as every good little goth knows this is the triangular instrument used on the Ouija board. Juliet does play soothsayer, summoning the souls of the past, the souls hidden in your great grandmother's attic, hidden behind the glass eye of the porcelain doll on the dusty shelf in your great aunt's parlor, and collects all of their pain and wisdom to give a little insight into the future. The book itself is handmade, ribbon bound and is adorned with two little pink jewels. As Juliet so devilishly puts it, "Some of these petite tomes have light blue covers with sandstone-colored innards. Some of them have sandstone-colored covers with light blue innards. All of them have naughty little deckled edges." For all of the canopy beds, spider eggs in doll eyes, snails, ooze and fizz, there is always a very genuine undertone behind all of the Gothic glitz and pale glamour. There is the humanity of the experience detailed in "Cataract" or the reality of being forced to take your medicine in "Stained Bloomers" that really drive this collection.'

Jason Behrends, editor of 'What to Wear During an Orange Alert?'

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'You capture the spooky sexuality of the inanimate doll so well'

Debbie Yee, poet

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'haunting, erotic & a little gothic. Made me want to write.'

Bianca Stewart, poet