Juliet Cook is a poet and the editor/publisher of a one-woman indie press, Blood Pudding Press, which specializes in poetry and artsy little misfit offerings. Tell me a secret
|  "From a fabulous creature to a throw away/
poison-induced creme brulee paraclete..." NEW! Juliet is a 2011 Pushcart Prize Nominee!Thanks to this new nomination by Arsenic Lobster, this is Juliet Cook's second nomination for a Pushcart Prize - and she is very pleased and excited about it!
NEW! MY SORROW IS NOT SOMETHING YOU CAN EATJuliet's newest poem - MY SORROW IS NOT SOMETHING YOU
CAN EAT - is now up on HOUSEFIRE. Try to take a bite; don't expect a wishbone... http://www.housefirepublishing.com/poetry/my-sorrow-is-not-something-you-can-eat-juliet-cook/ NEW! PEEP/SHOW and JULIETPEEP/SHOW is "....A Taxonomic Exercise in Textual and Visual Seriality....".
I am excited, delighted, and pleased as punch to announce that my new work now appears inside the PEEP/SHOW. My Textual-ism consists of four poems, one lyric/poem and two non-poem pieces. Here I am - http://peepshowpoetry.blogspot.com/2011/10/blog-post.html (Also thank you to PoetJoe H. Gallagher for the darkly delicious "beautyskull" word I used in the last line of my first poem in the PEEP/SHOW.) NEW! LETTERS FROM ROOM 27 OF THE GRAND MIDWAY HOTEL
Brimming with weird, creepy, messy ghostly infiltrations galore, Letters From Room 27 of the Grand Midway Hotel is the NEW Blood Pudding Press poetry chapbook, featuring 14 oddly haunted poems by Margaret Bashaar, inspired by an artsy haunted hotel! Each chapbook will brim with it's own lovely cover, its darkly delicious poetic innards, plus a few artsy photo snippets taken from within the haunted hotel by photographer Kevin Ross. Take a look and consider purchasing a copy of this haunted treasure for yourself via the Blood Pudding Press etsy shop here, pretty please, if you dare: http://www.etsy.com/shop/BloodPuddingPress?ref=pr_shop_more *** NEW! The first review of Letters From Room 27... now appears on Burning River here: http://burningriver.info/?p=1501 NEW! The second review of Letters From Room 27...now appears on Arsenic Lobster here: http://arseniclobster.magere.com/1review.html NEW! Mini-Review on Little Myths here: http://littlemyths-dms.blogspot.com/2011/12/thoughts-on-success-plus-favorite-books.html?spref=fb NEW! Reviewed on the Melusine Blog: http://melusineblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-margaret-bashaars-letters-from.html NEW! Thirteen Designer Vaginas
Juliet Cook's Thirteen Designer Vaginas is the very first chapbook published by the wonderous new Hyacinth Girl Press, " a micro press dedicated to feminist avant garde poetry".
Delicious vaginal cover art created by Hyacinth Girl Press poet/editor Margaret Bashaar - and inside that cover is thirteen poems by Juliet Cook. These are strangely scrumdilicious pussy poems! Snip snip pivot! Vaginatical! Va Va Voom! If you think there's too much vagina in the Cook family, you can suck it you leech. It was the browsing of vaginal rejuvenation sites that inspired Cook to start writing her designer vagina poems. She got grossed out by the photos and medical notations and wondered what the heck she was looking for and then realized that she was conducting "poetry research"! The chapbook can be purchased direct from the publisher via the Hyacinth Girl Press etsy shop or website, but Cook has a handful of copies of her own to offer you here, for the same price and signed with her name: http://www.etsy.com/shop/BloodPuddingPress?ref=pr_shop_more *** NEW! The first review of Thirteen Designer Vagina's now appears on the Melusine blog here: http://melusineblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/juliet-cooks-thirteen-designer-vaginas.html NEW! The second review of Thirteen Designer Vagina's now appears on Sein Und Werden here: http://www.kissthewitch.co.uk/seinundwerden/designer_vaginas.html NEW! The third review of Thirteen Designer Vagina's now appears on fiddler crab here: http://fiddlercrabreview.blogspot.com/2011/11/thirteen-designer-vaginas.html NEW! Mini-Review on Reiter's Block here: http://jendireiter.com/2011/12/15/reiters-block-year-in-review-part-1-best-poetry.aspx?ref=rssm NEW! Mini-Review on Little Myths here: http://littlemyths-dms.blogspot.com/2011/12/thoughts-on-success-plus-favorite-books.html?spref=fb |
