Napkin Poetry

by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson

I fondly dedicate this book to all the midnight coffee-campers in coffee shops and diners around the world.
"My hands are loosely resting On a large brown steering wheel. There is loud, Sensually rhythmic music Pounding from my speakers. I am alone." - [A Drive In The Dark]
"Picking Shards of glass From a Broken picture frame I am reminded Of myself." - [Nervous Laughter]
"He said, She said, The wall said nothing In reply to all their Nothing." - [In Reply To Nothing]

136 pages, Paperback

First published June 9, 2010

About the author

Jennifer-Crystal Johnson is originally from Germany, but was raised all over. She has published one novella under her former last name, The Outside Girl: Perception is Reality (Publish America, 2005) and, more recently, a poetry book, Napkin Poetry (Broken Publications, 2010). One of her short stories, The Clinic, has recently been featured on Jack Meets Jill (dot net) and her poetry has appeared in various anthologies including The Lightness of Being (International Library of Poetry, 2000), Theatre of the Mind (Noble House, 2003), Invoking the Muse (Noble House, 2004), and Our 100 Most Famous Poets (Famous Poets Press, 2004). She currently works as a freelance writer and editor for Phati'tude Literary Magazine published by the IAAS. She lives in the Pacific Northwest. Her author web site can be found at www.soulvomit.com and her publishing company is Broken Publications: www.brokenpublications.com.