Juliet Cook
Living in Columbus, OH
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Published Content: 127
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On AC since: 11.14.08
Bio:
My poetry has appeared in numerous sources. I edit Blood Pudding Press. I am author of many poetry chapbooks. My first full-length book, 'Horrific Confection' was published by BlazeVOX. See www.JulietCook.weebly.com.
My poetry has appeared in numerous sources. I edit Blood Pudding Press. I am author of many poetry chapbooks. My first full-length book, 'Horrific Confection' was published by BlazeVOX. See www.JulietCook.weebly.com.
Education/Experience:
B.F.A. in Creative Writing
B.F.A. in Creative Writing
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The clocks are ticking in a new decade, but what does this future have in store? Here are a few peculiar predictions or variations on themes that have been lurking in the background, murking up the cultural landscape, just waiting to grow more bizarre.
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/6/2010
a review of 'The Future is Happy' by Sarah Sarai
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/30/2009
Some pleasurable and provocative poetry books of 2009.
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/29/2009
Suitcase tags, passport covers, makeup bags, trial sizes, & coffee.
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/18/2009
Many of the poems in 'Ode to Industry' also present certain domestic trappings within unlikely contexts, so that ordinarily innocuous or even utilitarian objects suddenly take on a tone of menace or veiled threat.
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/13/2009
If you're a poetry or art lover, why not consider supporting creative goods rather than mass market products this Black Friday?
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/25/2009
Those in attendance will be getting a lot of bang (or should I say blood & gore) for their buck.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/25/2009
Are the new breast cancer screening guidelines really based on concern for women's health?
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/24/2009
As if turduckens were not enough, now there are turbaconuckens--a meaty medley of chicken stuffed inside duck stuffed inside turkey, wrapped in bacon. Does this sound like a delicious holiday dish or a horrific excess?
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/20/2009
Some theories about poltergeist activity purport that the cause is otherworldly. Others think that these strange disturbances are caused by human agents, usually young women. Read on and risk being provoked.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/20/2009
If one of your significant others is amused, intrigued, or seriously interested in Bigfoot, here are some holiday time or anytime gift ideas that may meet with their approval.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/13/2009
Women's eyebrows and frosting and spiders in burnt cake.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/12/2009
Affordable and distinctive holiday garlands, ornaments and more.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/12/2009
Some brief analyses of the Frida Kahlo paintings "The Broken Column," "Remembrance of an Open Wound," "What the Water Gave Me" and "Memory."
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/10/2009
From a psychological perspective, Frida Kahlo's artwork may have served as a means for her to sublimate her pain.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/6/2009
Some primary differences between cat eyes and human eyes are that a cat's pupils are elliptical rather than round and they have more rods than cones in their retinas.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/5/2009
He seemed to know what he was doing, so I allowed him to mix and apply the paste to my dark brown eyebrows...
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/1/2009
Blood Pudding Press poetry is not chicken soup for the soul; it's more like a homemade pastry bag trying to squeeze out railroad track debris in the form of misshapen rosettes.
By Juliet Cook | Published 11/1/2009
For those who don't have a big budget to lavish upon Xmas gifts, but still wish to do something special for those wonderful significant others, here's a handful of poetic holiday gift ideas for ten dollars or less.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/28/2009
CutThroat Entertainment is putting the finishing touches on their upcoming short horror movie, Break and is seeking sponsors for the premiere party!
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/26/2009
Weird and unusual foodstuffs abound around the world, even in the good old USA.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/21/2009
Delight in developing your own unique ways to celebrate the season.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/19/2009
They're really only teacup-sized when they're first born. Read on for more details about these interesting creatures.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/17/2009
May I be honest? I had mixed feelings about the AC Twitter Challenge, just as I have mixed feelings about self-promotion and AC in general.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/13/2009
Wonderfully creative holiday treats for lucky women.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/8/2009
Eight great little holiday gifts for that special dog in your life.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/8/2009
Read on for one adoring owner's perspective on the Boston Terrier breed.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/6/2009
A few fun and creative ideas to help get kids genuinely involved with the Thanksgiving meal.
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/5/2009
A new independent horror film set to premiere in Columbus, Ohio December 3 is just the beginning for CutThroat Entertainment
By Juliet Cook | Published 10/4/2009
Perhaps part of the uneasiness some of us might feel in association with the idea of preserved animals is connected with our uneasiness associated with death itself.
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/26/2009
Paranormal Activity is a new scary movie being featured as a special limited edition engagement at Studio 35. The film will be offered up in the form of a chilling midnight showing this weekend and next, starting tonight, September 25, 2009.
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/25/2009
From special treats to fun party games to unique crafts and more, dip into some of the best content AC has to offer on Halloween activities for kids
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/24/2009
Enjoy your own Winter Wonderland Getaway Experience in the Hocking Hills.
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/18/2009
You'll never see it coming!
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/15/2009
Innovative and hard hitting!
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/15/2009
A specialized division of CutThroat Entertainment,Phonograph Pictures specializes in customizing cutting edge technology and digital content to meet the needs of your company or special project
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/15/2009
CutThroat Entertainment is an exciting new film and media company to watch
By Juliet Cook | Published 9/15/2009
A few photos from our recent spring & summer '09 hikes in the Hocking Hills, Ohio--Old Man's Caves, Cantwell Cliffs, Conkles Hollow, and the Rockhouse
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/31/2009
In the mood for a stylish new pair of kicks for the autumn season, but only have fifty bucks or less to devote to the cause?
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/31/2009
Imagination and presentation are key ingredients in serving up these easily grotesque Halloween dinners
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/28/2009
In the Hocking Hills, the gorgeous scenery changes with the season
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/23/2009
Some interesting facts about Clydesdales aside from their status as Budweiser mascots.
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/21/2009
An original poem by Juliet Cook.
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/17/2009
One trick to dressing for the fall is layering and accessorizing and here are a few little hints on how to do it with pizazz and finesse.
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/13/2009
A flash fiction piece based on a bad dream about pizza cutter dog surgery.
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/4/2009
Enjoy a few yummy alcoholic and/or non-alcoholic libations for Labor Day-or any day you could use a refreshing little respite from your labors.
By Juliet Cook | Published 8/4/2009
Some scenes from a honeymoon road trip through Mount Zion National Park, The Grand Canyon, The Palatki Ruins & more!
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/30/2009
My favorite product is a creation-an underappreciated creation
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/28/2009
A review of a review of Kyle Simonsen's poetry chapbook, w i n g'd
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/26/2009
My attempt at Onion-style satire gone terribly wrong
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/26/2009
Actually, dog warts are not usually as bad as they might sound. Just keep an eye out.
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/24/2009
a poem from my newly available chapbook, Tongue Like a Stinger
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/22/2009
Here are a few notes, perspectives, and tidbits of advice on one couple's Caribbean cruise adventure-visiting Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Mexico, the Bahamas, and more!
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/15/2009
a poem from my newly available chapbook, Pink Leotard & Shock Collar
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/12/2009
Is this anti-rape device a good idea or a medieval implement of torture?
By Juliet Cook | Published 7/9/2009
Steampunk, an amalgamation of Victorian aesthetic principles and more modern technologies and sensibilities, can be used to refer to literature, fashion, or maybe even a lifestyle.
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/30/2009
A few personal memories of another popular culture icon
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/27/2009
'Thriller' by Michael Jackson was probably the most popular roller rink song of an era; it also had a significant impact upon a grade school friend who is no longer with us
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/25/2009
Craftin' Outlaws, an alternative craft fair in Columbus, Ohio recently announced the date and new location for its fifth annual event
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/25/2009
Disturbing to some, endlessly fascinating to others.
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/24/2009
Jack & Benny's, Katzinger's Delicatessen, and Tommy's Diner all offer the discerning Columbus, Ohio diner an especially delectable breakfast experience.
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/17/2009
The desire to keep your carb consumption in check and the desire to enjoy a great-tasting beer need not be mutually exclusive. Read on for some helpful tips.
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/8/2009
The desire to keep your carb consumption in check and the desire to enjoy a delicious mixed drink need not be mutually exclusive. Read on for some fun notions and potions!
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/8/2009
Another analysis of another classic Sylvia Plath poem.
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/3/2009
This poem previously appeared in online lit mag 'Otoliths'. It will also be published in my online poetry chapbook, 'Tongue Like a Stinger', coming soon from Wheelhouse Press. For more of my poetry projects, visit my website at www.JulietCook.weebly.com
By Juliet Cook | Published 6/2/2009
The Columbus Arts Festival, Comfest, Craftin' Outlaws, & more
By Juliet Cook | Published 5/27/2009
From one-of-a-kind vendors offering fresh foods and other distinctive wares to a roster of unique special events, the historic North Market in Columbus Ohio is truly an eclectic hub of local delights
By Juliet Cook | Published 5/20/2009
Jeni's Ice Cream offers a deliciously distinctive taste sensation that's well worth screaming about-or singing or giddily giggling or sighing in satiated delight or maybe even penning a poem.
By Juliet Cook | Published 5/13/2009
June is Great Outdoors Month and a great time to celebrate personal fitness, natural resources and lovely local scenery by participating in some local hikes in your area
By Juliet Cook | Published 5/11/2009
Jack & Benny's for a hearty diner breakfast with friendly flair, Aladdin's for a healthy yummy lunch with Middle Eastern flavor, and The Surly Girl Saloon for a tasty meal accompanied by a sassy libation. All three are unique and affordable.
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/30/2009
This is the title poem from my first full-length poetry book. Find out more about the book and my other poetic pursuits on my website--www.JulietCook.weebly.com.
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/30/2009
Who wouldn't want her very own customized little garden?
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/29/2009
Just because the economy sucks doesn't mean you can't treat your mom to a special Mother's Day Gift, whether you buy it on the cheap or create it yourself.
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/23/2009
Ten extra-specially wondrous Rasputina tunes, according to one adoring fan.
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/21/2009
With its unique menu specializing in women-brewed beers and its sassy flair, the Surly Girl Saloon is truly a unique hot spot.
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/21/2009
When thinking up a message for this year's Father's Day greeting card, be specific, personalized, and maybe even poetic
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/18/2009
a P.J. Harvey inspired haiku, followed by a classic 90's music review of the inimitable P.J. Harvey
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/9/2009
a small review of Twin Peaks the movie and the poeticism of David Lynch as a creative catalyst
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/8/2009
a book review of Lara Glenum's 2008 poetry collection Maximum Gaga published by Action Books
By Juliet Cook | Published 4/6/2009
The National Poetry Series' award-winning collection, Sanskrit of the Body, by W.B. Keckler, offers a uniquely enjoyable read.
By Juliet Cook | Published 3/31/2009
This Easter, be personalized and creative with your greeting card messages.
By Juliet Cook | Published 3/22/2009
Syliva Plath's poem 'The Applicant' presents marriage as a binding contract between two defective products rather than people.
By Juliet Cook | Published 3/19/2009
Poetry Month is a good opportunity to acquaint yourself with some wonderful young poets who are alive and writing today
By Juliet Cook | Published 3/12/2009
Spend less than $500 on a wedding dress and still look splendid and sublime.
By Juliet Cook | Published 3/11/2009
Looking for a unique Easter gift that doesn't cost anywhere near a fortune, but is still sure to delight your lucky chick gift recipient?
By Juliet Cook | Published 3/6/2009
Homemade Chocolate Bunnies and Alternative Easter Baskets
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/25/2009
If you read my review of the horror movie, 'Poltergeist', then you might also be interested in reading this original poem, inspired by my childhood fear of a Raggedy Ann doll.
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/24/2009
Would you rather be the belle of the ball or the Va Va Voom of the ball?
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/24/2009
Because Girls Just Want to Have Fun-and Be Quirky
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/24/2009
Why not allow yourself to be empowered by the concept that you can do whatever you want to, not only when it comes to your own writing, but also when it comes to starting up your own small press?
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/19/2009
Add some St. Patty's Day flair to you or a friend's MySpace page
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/12/2009
Paint-your-own-pottery shops offer many wonderful gift ideas for a unique Valentine's Day.
By Juliet Cook | Published 2/9/2009
To what extent are women defined by their bodies and why?
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/30/2009
a delicate yet steamy Valentine poem by Juliet Cook
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/24/2009
Where does subjective response to art intersect with artistic quality?
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/20/2009
This Valentine's Day, express yourself in your own words, not with greeting card cliches.
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/19/2009
If you're not in the mood for cheesy, romantic clichés, why not express yourself in a different way-with an Anti-Valentine's Day card?
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/15/2009
It's pretty hard to beat hand chosen Valentine's Day goodies for a unique, memorable, and truly heartwarming appeal
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/14/2009
the delicate fruit medley of this fancy bread makes it an extra-delectable choice for springtime or any time
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/12/2009
Being Anti-Valentine's Day doesn't mean being anti-love; it means being pro-creativity, defining love for yourself, and devising your own ways to celebrate
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/11/2009
a heavy-hitter in the small press poetry scene, Scott Holstad is a big Bukowski fan, but although his work bears certain similarities to Bukowski's, he has a style of his own
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/8/2009
If one cannot quite bring herself to throw away old love letters, perhaps she can devise some more creative ways to make use of them, other than letting them collect dust inside a closed box
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/8/2009
crimson lips, shiny candy, glossy pink scars, bat wings, & other succulent morsels
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/7/2009
Are visible nipples no big deal are blatantly inappropriate?
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/5/2009
What's a woman to do when her spouse informs her that her eyebrows don't look right?
By Juliet Cook | Published 1/2/2009
What do you do when a colleague keeps sending you email forwards containing political or religious content that you disagree with?
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/18/2008
Mixed feelings regarding the style of poetry published by Fence a la Tina Brown Celona, Chelsey Minnis and Catherine Wagner.
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/16/2008
A review of Dorothea Lasky's poetry collection AWE
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/16/2008
this original poem by Juliet Cook was previously published in Sein Und Werden literary magazine; the poem is inspired by artist Frida Kahlo
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/14/2008
A few creative goals for the new year.
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/9/2008
Quirky Christmas gift giving ideas including unique edibles, wearables, soaps, jewelry, art, poetry, pet treats and more.
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/9/2008
A book review of Delphine Lecompte's novel 'kittens in the boiler'
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/6/2008
A Review of the Poetry Collection 'Human Dark with Sugar' by Brenda Shaughnessy
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/5/2008
A Review of the Poetry Chapbook 'Feign' by Kristy Bowen
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/5/2008
Tastes and nibbles of the best poetry in 2008. YUM!
By Juliet Cook | Published 12/4/2008
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