Showing posts with label poetry interview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry interview. Show all posts

12/21/20

Talking Poetics #34 : Juliet Cook (a new interview with me about poetry)!

 A Talking Poetics interview/conversation with me about poetry-related subject matter is up at the ottawa poetry newsletter today. Thank you very much to rob mclennan for asking me these questions. http://ottawapoetry.blogspot.com/2020/12/talking-poetics-34-juliet-cook.html

6/4/20

NEW! An Interview with me about poetry stuff, conducted by Michael Sikkema, appearing in periodicities!

"Then it became a more personal poetic form of self expression that incorporated my real life experiences and brain waves into my own kind of art."
This is me answering some interesting poetry questions from Michael Sikkema - and the interview was published by rob mclennan at periodicities : a journal of poetry and poetics. 

4/23/18

LOVE CAN BE A CHOKECHERRY / AN INTERVIEW WITH POET JULIET COOK

"She describes her style as, “emotional hailstorms (based on and derived from thoughts/feelings/memories) that are redirected and reshaped into poetry, sometimes more direct and other times more abstract. Often on the dark side.”"
(Thank you very much to Bekah Steimel and Shannon Steimel for conducting this interview with me!)

Read the interview in its entirety (or just read parts of it, if you'd like), starting with a poem HERE - https://bekahsteimel.com/2018/04/22/love-can-be-a-chokecherry-an-interview-with-poet-juliet-cook/

7/10/17

Poetry Spoken Here,Episode #48 Juliet Cook and Paterson Light and Shadow Reviewed

You can listen to me talk about poetry and creative flow and brain wave quirks AND hear me read 5 of my poems - and then listen to Paterson Light and Shadow Reviewed.
Thank you very much to Charlie Rossiter for talking with me on Poetry Spoken Here.

12/1/16

Happy December!

Happy December! Even for those of us who don't like December much (which includes me), the first day of this month is off to a wonderful start for me poetically speaking.
I received an acceptance of a poem from Muse /A Journal!
A podcast interview of me (about poetry and other stuff) is up at This Choice, HERE - https://renpowell.com/2016/12/01/this-choice-juliet-cook/
In the next few days, I plan to make a small announcement about Blood Pudding Press.

11/13/15

NEW Poetry Interview with me at THE BOOTH

I am extremely excited to share "Writing that disturbs the bodies of the mind: An Interview with Juliet Cook" now up at THE BOOTH at Hermeneutic Chaos!

You can read my answers to questions about grotesque writing, collaborative writing, and my forthcoming second full-length poetry book, Malformed Confetti, coming soon from Crisis Chronicles Press.

https://theboothblogsite.wordpress.com/2015/11/13/writing-that-disturbs-what-disturbs-bodying-the-mind-with-juliet-cook/

(P.S. You can also see a video trailer for the forthcoming book, linked to at the end of the interview)

9/20/15

Two More New Interviews with the newest Blood Pudding Press poet, Nicole Rollender

Last week included two more new Interviews with Nicole Rollender, about her new Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, "Bone of My Bone".

An Interview with Nancy Chen Long here - http://nancychenlong.blogspot.com/2015/09/chapbook-chat-nicole-rollender.html
An Interview at Speaking of Marvels here - https://chapbookinterviews.wordpress.com/2015/09/18/nicole-rollender/

If you like what you read in the Interviews with the poet, consider acquiring your very own copy of  "Bone of My Bone" (OR acquire a copy as a special Halloween gift OR as a poetic Christmas gift for a poet loving friend ) HERE - https://www.etsy.com/listing/244912253/new-bone-of-my-bone-by-nicole-rollender?ref=shop_home_active_5.

We shall see what comes your way next week...

5/26/15

Adam Tedesco's ConverseχInverse Featuring Juliet Cook

"We all have mental fluctuations and quirks
Other than that
Things that are real are
Human body parts
Ghostly body parts floating by the ceiling fan"

from Adam Tedesco's "ConverseχInverse Featuring Juliet Cook", in which he interviewed me via verse for Drunk in a Midnight Choir 

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8/7/14

Apocalypse of Words: Interview with Alessandra Bava (regarding her Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, "They Talk About Death")

KL: I love the recasting of Sexton as the ‘St Barbara of Poetry’. Like Caravaggio, there seems to be a sensuality in your appropriation of traditional religious iconography. How do the material arts inspire you?

AB: As a writer I am greatly influenced by art as well. Both Caravaggio and Artemisia Gentileschi have found their way into my poems. My personal iconography is wildly captured by sensuality and sensuousness. How can someone not be enraptured by Michelangelo’s or Bernini’s bodies? Such unparalleled beauty. Something hard to achieve in writing, but still worth trying!      

a few lines from the new interview of Alessandra Bava, about her new poetry chapbook, "They Talk About Death" (Blood Pudding Press, 2014), appearing within Cultural Weekly.

You can also read five poems from the chapbook within this interview.

Then if you desire to read the other poems in the chapbook (while holding it in your hands), you can find out more and/or get your very own copy here - https://www.etsy.com/listing/195494626/new-they-talk-about-death-by-alessandra?ref=shop_home_active_13

12/7/13

New Poetry Chapbook Interview

A new chapbook/collaborative interview of me and Robert Cole, conducted by Laura Madeline Wiseman!

"I wanted to start a collaboration with Juliet to explore the aspects of life that I have been afraid to confront. I wanted to scare myself, really. It became apparent pretty fast that our combined style of writing was doing just that." 

Robert Cole


 "...since as an individual writer I seem to use similar content and even similar words a lot, I really enjoyed receiving lines that included words that don’t usually pop out of my poetry brain (like scrimshaw and sultans and puppies) and integrating that stuff into the same forum as my kind of words (like egg cups and tentacles and a blow torch) and probably creating new kinds of descriptions for both of us."

Juliet Cook


Read more here-http://www.lauramadelinewiseman.com/blog/2013/12/07/the-chapbook-interview-juliet-cook-robert-cole-on-collaborative-chapbooks/