Preorder These Poems Are Not What They Seem – an Anthology of Twin Peaks Poetry
Are you a fan of David Lynch’s iconic television series Twin Peaks?
I have an elegy for Carl Rodd (Harry Dean Stanton) called “Pylon” in a new anthology of Twin Peaks poetry called These Poems Are Not What They Seem (APEP Publications, 2020). The 56-page saddle stitched chapbook is currently available to preorder for $14. You can watch APEP editor Kristen Garth’s book trailer for the anthology [here] or preorder the issue [here]. Here’s some of what the editors have to say about the anthology:
The contributors to this anthology have also experienced this right of passage. They have loved, as I have loved, an impossible story of humanity and inhumanity, of a cosmic malevolence subverting every mundane aspect of domestic life, and of the devout few who struggle to understand and combat the darkest impulses and machinations of the universe. They have rendered this love, this fascination and passion here into verse.
To quote Agent Cooper, “Every day, once a day, give yourself a present.” Today let it be this book.”
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