With bloom upon them and also with blood : a horror miscellany / Justin Phillip Reed.
"In 2019, Justin Phillip Reed's romantic maiden voyage through the waters of American poetry and its communities ran aground in the barrens of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, when he found himself with two years of writing time on the horizon and no social context to keep him afloat. In anxiety...
Saved in:
| Main Author: | |
|---|---|
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Minneapolis :
Coffee House Press,
2023.
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- TO SEE WHAT YOUR INSIDES LOOK LIKE. Beginning with alternative taglines for Ma
- The brain in sleep presumes that roofs exist without bothering to believe in them
- Killing like they do in the movies
- Foremeantimeword ["Fore" lined out]: "Pseudo-morals work real well on the talk shows for the weak"
- Melancholia, death motion, and the makings of Marilyn Manson
- Carry on, wayward son
- Carrie
- Logic & optics: Gothika
- Awaiting acknowledgment: Alien³
- After The first purge and in the pandemic I had to start looking at people for real
- This is the last of it: Stranger by the lake
- Movie pitch
- Inadequate vessels; or Simone White says, "A poem that doesn't have its own mind frightens me."
- Blacula still a cop film (and so is we)
- I begin to live with Ganja & Hess
- Three in 2010
- Leisure, labor, reticence, violence
- Leigh Whannell's The invisible man, or This song is too about you
- The black girl best friends at the survivors party
- Buffering at 31% when Kira & Will have just clasped hands in the final scene of The invitation
- With bloom upon them and also with blood
- Eat, fuck, or kill The killing of a sacred deer
- Index of films.