who ever could have promised me a better forever
yesterday we ate thaias the rain cloudswashed away the daylightand our hoods were drenchedand our hair was curly and wildand we sniffled and smiledwithout saying muchbecause the day was…
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second edition out now
This genre-elusive collection of poems and doodles was meant to be enjoyed in the silent eves of October, one each night, until you are drowned in the glow of Halloween.
You’ll read whimsical stories about haunted forests, terrifying tales of carnivores in carnivals, love stories about gothic queens and pumpkin kings, mythical retellings of Greek fables, as well as darker reflections on depression and life after death. Read More
read a brief introduction to the author written by his worst critic.
