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September 16, 2010

Soft Foam/Dusie Kollektiv 4 now online

"I could be mute or I could be gaping."

If you haven't (or even if you have) read my poetry chapbook 'Soft Foam' in print, you may now partake online for free (as well as partaking of other Dusie Kollektiv 4 chaps.). Just click on the last name to partake of that writer's collection. Click on Cook for mine.

http://www.dusie.org/issue11.html

If you would like to purchase the print version for your very own, it is still available within my Blood Pudding Press etsy shop.

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Published on September 16, 2010 18:06

September 15, 2010

Zombie-fied & Poetic

This past weekend was a uniquely good one, including hanging out with a wonderful poetic lady friend, Margaret Bashaar, attending a Yusef Komunyakka poetry reading also involving other poets and a powerful jazz band, and then heading to the possibly haunted but definitely creative Grand Midway Hotel in Windber Pennsylvania where I met quite a few interesting individuals, plus played a zombie part in a new movie. Slurp! A few photos below.

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Another Haunted Hotel room fea...
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Published on September 15, 2010 18:44

August 29, 2010

Poetry & Death & Strawberry Shortcake

A new issue of online poetry mag. Arsenic Lobster is now up and includes two FALL (post-stroke) poems by me, plus many more. Read some for yourself; partake of the editor's yummy notes and then click below:

"SUMMER/Fall ARSENIC LOBSTER an epicurean free-for-all!"

"May gorgeous crustaceans fall from the sky and onto your laps!"

http://arseniclobster.magere.com/1content.html

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Then if interested in reading a short non-poetry piece of writing by me, about kids and death and strawberry shortcake, fee...
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Published on August 29, 2010 09:10

August 27, 2010

My Creative Writerly Phone Sex Operator Interview

"Poetry is my passion and has been for a very Iong time. My college degree is in creative writing, was especially attuned to poetry, and I had a fun and enjoyable college experience. After that, I was already feeling resigned to the fact that I was going to have to secure a relatively meaningless and dinky doo day job in order to pay my bills. I seemed to have some sordid glamour in the notion of sleazy or seedy or alternative day jobs. Day jobs of which one's mother might disapprove. My...
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Published on August 27, 2010 12:47

August 24, 2010

Doll Injection Mold Disaster

Intro (Post-Stroke):

Hello hello. This is my affair with an odd semi-personal, semi-creative blog entry, possibly to be linked to on Big Tent Poetry, which means that some of my content will need to be poetry-esque, which should not be an enormous problem, since I do indeed adore poetry. First I will admit that often times when I try to think of the name Big Tent Poetry, I accidentally think Pig Tent Poetry. I will also admit that it was actually a few months back that I had intended to wri...
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Published on August 24, 2010 07:26

August 13, 2010

Friday the 13th/Thirteen Myna Birds (+ another twist)

Friday the 13th/Thirteen Myna Birds update, writhing with lusty little suckers all over me!

For Friday the 13th, Thirteen Myna Birds has taken a lusty fling featuring a hideously yummy treat of darkly delicious and strangely scary female-centrism starring Mary Biddinger, Kathy Burkett, C. Delia Mulrooney, & Debrenee Adkisson.

Enjoy this euphoric plethora of womanly horror including slithering charm bracelets, an avalanche of nonpareils, a rainbow of glistening organ exposed, egg goo, a thirsty ...
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Published on August 13, 2010 19:35

Friday the 13th/Thirteen Myna Birds

Friday the 13th/Thirteen Myna Birds update, writhing with lusty little suckers all over me!

For Friday the 13th, Thirteen Myna Birds has taken a lusty fling featuring a hideously yummy treat of darkly delicious and strangely scary female-centrism starring Mary Biddinger, Kathy Burkett, C. Delia Mulrooney, & Debrenee Adkisson.

Enjoy this euphoric plethora of womanly horror including slithering charm bracelets, an avalanche of nonpareils, a rainbow of glistening organ exposed, egg goo, a thirsty ...
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Published on August 13, 2010 19:35

August 10, 2010

Midwestern Gothic Poetry Reading (& More)

A recently received video of me reading 'Midwestern Gothic', the first poem from my chapbook 'Fondant Pig Angst' published by Slash Pine Press PLUS this reading was part of a big Slash Pine Press extravaganza this past April.

Thank you for the video Aunt Di & Sandy and thanks to yummy Slash Pine Press.

Also, if interested, partake of my other little Midwestern Gothic related note in the blog entry below. Slurp!

Also, you can partake of the other three poems I read during this event if you contin...
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Published on August 10, 2010 15:35

August 8, 2010

Poetry Book Review Notes & Linkage

I am mentioning this here because I sometimes post links to my various Associated Content articles on Facebook and Twitter and recently I posted a link to a poetry book review I wrote a while back whereupon a woman mentioned to me that she really liked reading my book reviews, but was not crazy about reading them on Associated Content because of all the ads appearing on that site. I understood where she was coming from and did not disagree, but the main reason that I post them on Associated C...
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Published on August 08, 2010 18:30

August 6, 2010

More Grotesque Poltergeistism

I grew up in a midwestern area with lots of farms, farm equipment, and cornfields. I love various aspects of the gothic, the grotesque, strangely scary Ouija Board snippets, poltergeistism as unusual female powers and other creepy yumminess. Some thinks that are yummy to me might be grotesque to others. Do you think I care? Well, part of me does. Part of me really wishes to be myself (including my strange, dark, oddball interests); but part of me is bothered by the semi-unacceptable aspects o...
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Published on August 06, 2010 11:53