"Blood orange drips down
your throat until you gag
in these dream scenes that turn you
into another unworthy nightmare
body culminating in nothing
but scissors and long hair
and extreme power outage."
from my poem "Flowers are Worth More than Females", which appears in WINEDRUNK SIDEWALK: SHIPWRECKED IN TRUMPLAND today
HERE - http://winedrunksidewalk.blogspot.com/2018/03/day-four-hundred-and-fifteen.html
Showing posts with label female blood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label female blood. Show all posts
7/11/16
We've got issues! (NEW Thank You for Swallowing BLOODY poetry)
The new BLOOD issue of Thank You for Swallowing has arrived!
I'm extremely excited that by bloody poem is surrounded by poems by Eileen Murphy, Caseyrenée Lopez, Magdalena Ball, Grace Arenas, Tanis MacDonald, Lauren Bullock and E. Kristin Anderson!
We've got issues!
Thank you for swallowing my blood (and I sure don't mean that in a sexy vampire sort of way).
11/20/09
poltergeists or psychokinesis?
Is a Poltergeist a Ghostly Interference or a Manifestation of a Suppressed Female Psyche?
A variation on the theme of my fondness for bloody telekinetic females and a brief exploration of cultural unease with female blood.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2402712/is_a_poltergeist_a_ghostly_interference.html?cat=34
"The link between femininity and the harboring of otherworldly power signals a cultural anxiety about the very nature of being female and gestures towards a historical view of women as being both cursed and unclean."
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And speaking of female power (and poetic blood), check out the Blood Pudding Press blog for a new announcement about what's next from Blood Pudding Press:
http://www.bloodyooze.blogspot.com/
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And speaking of what's next, here's the latest blurb from Slash Pine Press, who are soon to publish my own latest poetry chapbook, FONDANT PIG ANGST. Yay!
"It's coming in a month: FONDANT PIG ANGST. A chapbook of post-horrific proportions. Never have pastries and missing hands gone so well together. Pre-order available very, very soon."
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And speaking of bloody horror films, Columbus-based indie film company CutThroat Entertainment (known to me because I do a little writing and PR for them) is soon to premiere their first short horror film, BREAK. You may have heard me mention this before; now I'm mentioning it again, because it's also coming soon--the evening of December 3 to be exact. Tickets are still available; in fact, you can get them through me.
If attending a special premiere party for an independent horror film sounds like an interesting proposition to you, you may find out more via my article here (one difference is that after I wrote this article, the ticket price was reduced to only $10 apiece):
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2250035/cutthroat_entertainment_hones_the_sharp.html?cat=2
If you're interested in acquiring tickets, just ask me. I'll be there and you can be there, too!
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With my next update I should probably start a new entry, but here is one more update for this one. I have a new poem in the latest issue of Melusine:
http://www.melusine21cent.com/mag/node/113
A variation on the theme of my fondness for bloody telekinetic females and a brief exploration of cultural unease with female blood.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2402712/is_a_poltergeist_a_ghostly_interference.html?cat=34
"The link between femininity and the harboring of otherworldly power signals a cultural anxiety about the very nature of being female and gestures towards a historical view of women as being both cursed and unclean."
*
And speaking of female power (and poetic blood), check out the Blood Pudding Press blog for a new announcement about what's next from Blood Pudding Press:
http://www.bloodyooze.blogspot.com/
*
And speaking of what's next, here's the latest blurb from Slash Pine Press, who are soon to publish my own latest poetry chapbook, FONDANT PIG ANGST. Yay!
"It's coming in a month: FONDANT PIG ANGST. A chapbook of post-horrific proportions. Never have pastries and missing hands gone so well together. Pre-order available very, very soon."
*
And speaking of bloody horror films, Columbus-based indie film company CutThroat Entertainment (known to me because I do a little writing and PR for them) is soon to premiere their first short horror film, BREAK. You may have heard me mention this before; now I'm mentioning it again, because it's also coming soon--the evening of December 3 to be exact. Tickets are still available; in fact, you can get them through me.
If attending a special premiere party for an independent horror film sounds like an interesting proposition to you, you may find out more via my article here (one difference is that after I wrote this article, the ticket price was reduced to only $10 apiece):
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2250035/cutthroat_entertainment_hones_the_sharp.html?cat=2
If you're interested in acquiring tickets, just ask me. I'll be there and you can be there, too!
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With my next update I should probably start a new entry, but here is one more update for this one. I have a new poem in the latest issue of Melusine:
http://www.melusine21cent.com/mag/node/113
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