Only a few copies left of my CONTORTED DOOM CONVEYOR...

My poetry chapbook CONTORTED DOOM CONVEYOR (published by Gutter Snob Books in 2023) is now Sold Out/Out of Stock from Gutter Snob Books, BUT you can still acquire a copy directly from me, from my Blood Pudding Press shop HERE - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1527609127/new-contorted-doom-conveyor-a-poetry

Also too, here's a recent review of my CONTORTED DOOM CONVEYOR. Thank you very muck to Cat Russell!

"If you love creepy visceral poetry, Juliet Cook is the best poet you could possibly read! Imagery from your worst nightmares combined with vulnerability and insight, you're sure to love this book."

A NEW Review of the Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook "i saw god cooking children / paint their bones" by john compton

"It’s not just ‘pretty,’ it is engaging and transportive; it can be beatific / horrific but always has an effect beyond two dimensions. IMAGERY is visceral."

a small part of a wonderful new review by Hex'm J'ai of the Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, "i saw god cooking children / paint their bones" by john compton read more of the review at GAS: Poetry, Art and Music, HERE - https://gaspoertyartandmusic.blogspot.com/2021/07/i-saw-god-cooking-children-paint-their.html?fbclid=IwAR1Y7FsW2RKeKvhBg5Nwcq24sLPot41wcEbkwSOZ0l8J-L4cUu6IytvpmQM Then acquire your own copy of the chapbook HERE - https://www.etsy.com/listing/876451232/new-i-saw-god-cooking-children-paint?ref=shop_home_feat_2

NEW! A Review of the Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, Cutting Eyes from Ghosts!

"Bodily disintegration, decay, brokenness, and darkness are predominant images in this "new" world the ghosts find themselves in — although one may argue that this world has been (and is) here all along, that there is nothing new about it at all.

Interestingly, the ghosts in these poems share some anxieties in common with living human beings: desire, hunger, pain, cessation of breathing, and the brokenness that is reflected in broken, decomposing bodies (the disappearing home)."

From a very interesting new review of the Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, "Cutting Eyes from Ghosts" by Ariana D. Den Bleyker.

Thank you very much to Mary Riley and Glass Poetry Press for writing and publishing this review.

Read the entire review here - http://www.glass-poetry.com/journal/reviews/riley-bleyker.html

Acquire your very own copy of "Cutting Eyes from Ghosts" in the Blood Pudding Press shop here - https://www.etsy.com/listing/494588398/new-cutting-eyes-from-ghosts-by-ariana-d?ref=shop_home_active_2

New Review of Pigeons and Peace Doves by Matthew J. Hall

"On the surface this may seem depressing, and people who want flowery life is wonderful, everybody is happy messages shoved up their asses probably won’t relate to this, but if you’ve ever struggled to want to keep living, a book like this helps the journey."

from a new review by Peter Jelen of the Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, "Pigeons and Peace Doves" by Matthew J. Hall 

read more of the review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1334029742?book_show_action=true&from_review_page=1

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procure a copy of "Pigeons and Peace Doves" for yourself here - https://www.etsy.com/listing/236081428/new-pigeons-and-peace-doves-by-matthew-j?ref=shop_home_listings

NEW Review of Pigeons and Peace Doves by Matthew J. Hall (Blood Pudding Press 2015)

A new review of the 2015 Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, "Pigeons and Peace Doves" by Matthew J. Hall.

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The book is beautifully hand-crafted & is bound by a stem of fine multi-coloured rolled wool. The pages are ultra smooth and when you hold them to the light they sparkle like scattered gold stars. Recently asked about the symbolic import of the title ‘Pigeons & Peace Doves’, Hall mentioned that pigeons “are representative of a kind of urban sadness which I guess is a theme for me overall. The Peace Dove represents hope- which hopefully- does come through the poems."

This ambivalence between sadness and hope is a key feature of Hall’s fledgling writing. Descriptions of the vibrancy of life in its full bloom are sometimes tempered with thoughts of despair, decay and death.

read more of this new review at BOLD MONKEY here -http://georgedanderson.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/mathew-j-hall-pigeons-and-peace-doves.html

then consider procuring your very own copy of the chapbook at Blood Pudding Press here - https://www.etsy.com/listing/236081428/new-pigeons-and-peace-doves-by-matthew-j?ref=shop_home_active_8

(NEW) Poet Hound Reviews RENEGADE//HEART

"Lisa M. Cole’s Renegade//Heart is published by Blood Pudding Press in 2013 and is a riveting collection of poems about love and life that drill to the bone creating fissures, provoking blood loss, changing the meaning of good and bad luck."

From a new Poet Hound review offering samples of Lisa M. Cole's RENEGADE//HEART (published this January 2013 by my Blood Pudding Press)

You can read it all here - http://poethound.blogspot.com/2013/03/lisa-m-coles-renegadeheart.html

Thank you very much to Poet Hound.

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(In case you missed it and might be interested, Poet Hound also reviewed my own 2013 poetry chapbook, POISONOUS BEAUTYSKULL LOLLIPOP (published by Grey Book Press) last month.

You can partake of that review here - http://poethound.blogspot.com/2013/02/juliet-cooks-poisonous-beautyskull.html

POET HOUND writes about my POISONOUS BEAUTYSKULL LOLLIPOP

"I planted my oranges with teeth.
I offered my crush a piece of spiked fruit.
Next thing I knew, he was missing an arm.

Could this be transcendence in a new-fangled way,
or were we just consuming each other?"

from my poem Venus Tree, which appears within my 2013 poetry chapbook, POISONOUS BEAUTYSKULL LOLLIPOP, published by/available from Grey Book Press, here - http://www.greybookpress.com/index.php/site/ind/poisonous_candy/

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Today you can read a new blog post/review of this chapbook upon Poet Hound, here - http://poethound.blogspot.com/2013/02/juliet-cooks-poisonous-beautyskull.html

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A small snippet from that post -

"I can picture a woman trying to speak and what comes out is colored glitter, and her body gestures strange".  


Read the rest by clicking the link above. 

“a distillation of voluntary mutilation”

Women don’t necessarily go around bragging about their brand new vaginas, but these moments of honesty are what make Cook’s concoction a voracious critique, sometimes cheering for and sometimes against “snazzy tassels atop her misshapen meat curtain.”

A quote from Dolly Lemke's new review of my poetry chapbook Thirteen Designer Vaginas.

Read the whole review at Arsenic Lobster, here: http://arseniclobster.magere.com/1review.html

And if you would like to purchase my Thirteen Designer Vaginas poetry chapbook from Hyacinth Girl Press, you may do so here - http://hyacinthgirlpress.com/purchase/