Three of my poems are in this gorgeous anthology:
“Molting” – Releasing past selves and beliefs.
“Intimate Communion” – A visceral view of intimacy.
“Zombification” – Interconnection.
Available in eBook and paperback:
Three of my poems are in this gorgeous anthology:
“Molting” – Releasing past selves and beliefs.
“Intimate Communion” – A visceral view of intimacy.
“Zombification” – Interconnection.
Available in eBook and paperback:
There’s been much buzz about this one and rightly so. I may be a bit biased as I am honored to have three poems, “Intimate Communion”, “Molting”, and “Zombification”, in this amazing collection, but the TOC, the sneak peeks, and the spotlights have been spectacular.
This collection edited by Lindy Ryan and Toni Miller with incredible cover art by Lynne Hansen, a foreword by Linda D. Addison and illustrations by Marge Simon releases April 2022.
Until then, check out these spotlights and reviews:
April was National Poetry Month and to celebrate I set out to write a poem a day. I finished my 30th poem of the month today, April 30th. These are all first drafts. They will need a bit more refining before I submit them to markets. Nevertheless, I have 30 new poems.
Three of the thirty, I polished and submitted to Under Her Skin: A women in Horror Poetry Showcase. I’m honored that they were accepted and will be included in the showcase slated for release in April 2022.
I also enjoyed reading a few poetry collections this month: A Collection of Nightmares by Christina Sng, Cradleland of Parasites by Sara Tantlinger and Brothel by Stephanie M. Wytovich. All wonderful reads by fantastic horror poets.
For more poetry inspiration, though the women above provided plenty, I read two books on the craft of poetry: The Triggering Town: lectures and essays on poetry and writing by Richard Hugo and Poemcrazy: freeing your life with words by Susan Goldsmith Wooldridge. I learned something, or several somethings, from both of them and would recommend.
The above are my reads for this month. There are many more amazing poets and craft books I’d recommend, as well. Perhaps I’ll do some future blog posts on them, or feel free to email for personalized recommendations.
My poem, Witch’s Garden, inspired by The Snow Queen and written in Carina Bissett’s wonderful Storied Imaginarium fairy tale workshop is in this volume.
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Now available in paperback and on Kindle at www.amazon.com/HWA-Poetry-Showcase-Stephanie-Wytovich-ebook/dp/B08NP9CXQN
Honored to have my dark nature poem ‘Haunted Basin’ included in this volume, among so many amazingly wicked poems.
Happy to announce the Fall issue of Hypnos Magazine with my poem “Witch’s Garden” is now available as a free digital copy at: http://radiumtownpress.com/excerpts.html.
Paperback issues will be available to order soon.
Honored to announce that my short story Wolf’s Bane will be published in Through Other Eyes anthology by All World’s Wayfarer, and my poem Witch’s Garden will be published in the Fall Issue of Hypnos Magazine.
Both the story and poem were first written in Carina Bissette’s fabulous Intersections: Science Fiction, Fairy Tales, and Myth workshop from The Storied Imaginarium.
Updates to follow when cover reveals and publication drop dates are announced.
Thrilled to announce that my poem “Haunted Basin” will be published in the HWA Poetry Showcase Volume VII. Cover reveal and table of contents can be seen on Stephanie Wytovich’s site here. Can’t wait to read all the other dark poetry included this year!