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The Never-Ending Tedium of Survival
Horror movie franchises are often recognized by their iconic villains — Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Ghostface, Pinhead, and many other often-masked and often-men baddies who are easily recognizable as a Halloween costume. However, they are not always the core of the series; more often, the heart and soul of a horror franchise is its survivor — the Final Girl (or Guy), who finds…
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Book Review: Beautiful Malady by Ennis Rook Bashe ~ NetGalley ARC
Book Review: Beautiful Malady by Ennis Rook Bashe ~ NetGalley ARC @IntFlightPress @EnnisRook @NetGalley #BookReview #BookTwt #Poetry
I’d seen the ARC for Beautiful Malady on NetGalley and didn’t think to request it for the longest time. When I got the email from the publisher (Interstellar Flight Press), I asked for the book simply because I felt it wouldn’t be a long read. It wasn’t. I finished it in one sitting, and now I sit here giving it four stars and missing my grandmother. When my grandmother had a heart attack…
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TWELVE Nominated for Two SFPA Awards
TWELVE Nominated for Two SFPA Awards
I’m perfectly chuffed to announce that my book Twelve, published by Interstellar Flight Press, has received two award nominations from members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association (SFPA). Within Twelve, my poem “The Third Sister” has been nominated for a Rhysling award in the Long Poem category. In addition, Twelve as a whole has been nominated for the Elgin award in the chapbook…
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The Legacy of Unus Annus
The Legacy of Unus Annus
My essay “The Legacy of Unus Annus: Ephemeral Art in a Cyberpunk World” was recently published by Interstellar Flight Magazine. The essay takes a deep dive into Unus Annus and how it intersects with our cyberpunk world and traditional art forms, such as shitposting and ephemeral art. What would you do if you knew you only had one year left to live? This philosophical question lies at the heart of…
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Only 14 Days Left to Preorder TWELVE
Only 14 Days Left to Preorder TWELVE
The official launch of my new chapbook is only 14 days away! As I sit here waiting for the exciting day, I decided to make a video showing off my author copies of Twelve: Poems Inspired by the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale. I also talk a bit about the original “Twelve Dancing Princesses’ story and how it inspired me to start writing…
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TWELVE Now Available for Preorder!
TWELVE Now Available for Preorder!
Life has been pretty overwhelming of late, so much so that I haven’t had time to announce some pretty exciting news.
My new chapbook of prose poetry — Twelve: Poems Inspired by the Brother’s Grimm Fairy Tale — is available for preorder at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Indiebound.
Twelve is a retelling of the Brothers Grimm fairytale “The Twelve Dancing Princesses.” Bewitching and beguiling, this…
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The Vibrant Effusive Creative Spark
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Creativity is a strange, nebulous thing — shifting between vast emptiness and the glorious noctilucence of starlight.
I’m currently in a state of vibrance, and Neil Gaiman’s quote about writing novels has never felt more appropriate. The world at large is facing massive challenges (to put it lightly) on a number of fronts, struggles that should be acknowledged…
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