FEATURED IN: Love Letters To Poe Vol. III: Tales Torn From The Heart ABOUT THE MOURNFUL INFLUENCE OF UNPERCEIVED SHADOW A poem written in ‘blackout poetry’ style, inspired by The Tell-Tale Heart PUBLICATION DETAILS From beneath your floorboards comes the highly anticipated third anthology, inspired by “The Tell-Tale Heart.” This famous story, published by Edgar Allan Poe…
FEATURED IN: Magpie Messenger: Haunted Mansion from Curious Corvid Publishing ABOUT EVERLASTING My poem, “Everlasting”, is a ghostly reminder of what we leave behind after we’re gone. PUBLICATION DETAILS This edition of the Magpie Messenger revisits last year’s theme of Circus with the Ringmaster’s ill-fated legacy… This issue features distinct and creative voices in the indie community…
FEATURED IN: UNDER HER EYE: A Women in Horror Poetry Showcase from Black Spot Books ABOUT ‘A CONJURATION‘ My poem, “A Conjuration”, is a tribute to the ferocity of spirit, to the tenacity of a woman, scorned and made servile. PUBLICATION DETAILS A showcase of poetry from some of the darkest and most lyrical voices of women in…
My poem is featured in The Crow’s Quill Issue 20 – COVENS from Quill & Crow Publishing House ABOUT TRIUNE A poem about seeking one’s feminine powers through different ages to fulfill one’s destiny PUBLICATION DETAILS The Crow’s Quill is an online literary magazine designed to showcase the talent of authors within the independent community. Our monthly…
My poems “Sacrifice” and “Unrequited” are featured in CROW CALLS VOLUME V from Quill & Crow Publishing House An Excerpt from “Unrequited” Memories of you come to mein pieces scattered and skewed,a fragmentation of those endless hours of perfectionwe spent together © MARY RAJOTTE PUBLICATION DETAILS The Crow Calls Volumes are a series of poetry compilations…
My Poem is featured in LOVE LETTERS TO POE: VOL 2 – HOUSES OF USHER from Love Letters to Poe ABOUT IN GHASTLY SPLENDOR In Ghastly Splendor was written in the blackout poetry form, which means I literally unearthed these words from the text of The Fall of the House of Usher. I’ve always been inspired…