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A photo of Juliet Cook reading a few poems from her book, “Malformed Confetti”, on October 10, 2019 at Loganberry Books.
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Juliet Cook reading a few poems from her Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, “DARK PURPLE INTERSECTIONS”, on October 10, 2019 at Loganberry Books.
| photo taken and creatively edited by Jill K. |
You can acquire your own copy of DARK PURPLE INTERSECTIONS here – https://www.etsy.com/listing/689260672/new-dark-purple-intersections-inside-my?ref=shop_home_feat_1
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By Juliet Blood Pudding Broadsides & Ephemera
Thursday, October 10, 7:00-8:30PM
This month we are featuring Juliet Cook! Juliet is a poet who has published many books of poetry, including her latest full-length book which is called “Malformed Confetti”, as well as a chapbook called “Another Set of Ripped-Out Bloody Pigtails. She is the editor of a one-woman indie press called Blood Pudding Press, which features poetry and arty little misfit offerings. Juliet runs a literary blog-style magazine called Thirteen Myna Birds, which can be found at http://13myna.blogspot.com . She considers herself to be a “glitter witch” and she is a fine connoisseur of the odd and extraordinary! Check out her website at https://julietcook.weebly.com/, and come check out her poetry tonight, then stay to share your own work at the Open Mic!
Broadsides & Ephemera is a spoken word showcase by and for local writers. A perfect environment for shaping, sharing, and improving your poetry, prose, song, playwriting and performance art. Come one, come all!
http://www.loganberrybooks.com/
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By Juliet Blood Pudding “Classify the child that comes out
as other than
what anyone previously thought. However,
your classification technique must not involve
a knife cutting into an unknown body in order
to collect extra terrestrial flesh”
from the poem “FOR CLASSIFICATION PURPOSES” by Juliet Cook and j/j hastain, at Rogue Agent Issue 55
HERE – http://www.rogueagentjournal.com/cook-hastain-2
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By Juliet Blood Pudding Thank you very much to Eileen Murphy for conducting this Cultural Weekly Interview with Juliet Cook about poetry. One of the questions she asked was why dolls find their way into much of Cook’s poetry and here was part of the response:
“I feel like some people view or treat other people like dolls, in certain ways. Or maybe not specifically like dolls, but like un-meaningful, un-individualistic, largely emotionless, relatively heartless bodies that can just be broken into little pieces, thrown away, heaped in the trash, or tossed in a garbage barrel with a bunch of other quickly cut off doll heads.”
Read more by clicking this link – https://www.culturalweekly.com/interview-writerpublisher-juliet-cook/
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Also new in Cultural Weekly, you can read three poems from Cook’s poetry chapbook, “From One Ruined Human to Another” (including the title poem), which is mentioned in the Interview above.
Read the poems here – https://www.culturalweekly.com/juliet-cook-three-poems/?fbclid=IwAR3OCyk9E8DFoYsBmM5IaXvXtS5cQ8NdnUkSkuaRyWyc-PNAIHz8LDjjlgE
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You can acquire your very own copy of “From One Ruined Human…” from the press that published it here – https://darkparticlepress.com/bookstore-1/from-one-ruined-human-to-another
Or directly from the Blood Pudding Press shop here – https://www.etsy.com/listing/634109226/from-one-ruined-human-to-another-by?ref=shop_home_active_6
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