Juliet Cook is a poet and the editor of a one-woman indie press, Blood Pudding Press, which specializes in poetry and artsy little misfit offerings.

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NEW! Juliet's first full-length poetry collection--HORRIFIC CONFECTION--has been published as a free ebook by BlazeVOX--and is now also available in print! See the HORRIFIC CONFECTION tab for more details!


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Juliet's poetry has been published in Diagram, Octopus, diode, Robot Melon, SIR!, Womb, and many other sources, both online and in print.

Juliet's poetry chapbooks include 'The Laura Poems' (2006), 'Girl Gang' (2007), and 'Planchette' (2008), all published by Blood Pudding Press. 

Her latest print poetry chapbook, 'Gingerbread Girl', is now available from Trainwreck Press. 

Her latest online poetry chapbook, 'Projectile Vomit' is now available from Scantily Clad Press.

Forthcoming poetry chapboooks include ''MONDO CRAMPO' (dusie kollektiv 3) and PINK LEOTARD & SHOCK COLLAR (Spooky Girlfriend Press).

Juliet also has several more mutable chapbook manuscripts  in circulation, one of which has received Honorable Mention in the 2008 Ronald Wardall Poetry Prize sponsored by Rain Mountain Press.


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Feel free to find out more about Juliet Cook and Blood Pudding Press via the following sources:

-Juliet's personal/poetry blog--

www.xanga.com/CandyDishDoom

-The Blood Pudding Press blog--

www.bloodyooze.blogspot.com

-The Blood Pudding Press shop--

www.BloodPuddingPress.etsy.com




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ON THE MARQUEE

Horrific Confection is Juliet Cook's first full-length poetry collection, 66 pages of hideously delicious ooze.


This collection was published by BlazeVOX as a FREE e-book and you can still visit the BlazeVOX website to read and/or download this book for absolutely free. See the Horrific Confection tab for the link, as well as more information about the book.


Now for the paper and print and book as artifact fetishists amongst us, who like to hold and caress and turn pages as they read, a VERY SMALL print run of Horrific Confection is available. The author would even be delighted to sign your copy, if you ask nicely.


It is sleek, it is shiny, it has a darkly delectable cover designed by artist Christen Baer and the innards are awfully succulent.
Peruse and/or acquire it here:

http://www.bloodpuddingpress.etsy.com/