Haunt Box: A Poetry Collection - Couverture souple

Kristy Webster is a writer, artist and mother of two. She earned her MFA in Creative Writing from Pacific Lutheran University and her Bachelor’s Degree from the Evergreen State College where she majored in creative writing, visual arts, and feminist studies. Her work has appeared in several literary journals including: The Feminist Wire, Pacifica Literary Review, Molotov Cocktail, Ginger Piglet, Stone Hobo, Connotation Press, Abacot Journal, Thickjam, A Fly in Amber as well as two anthologies by GirlChildPress. She is also a contributing writer for The Thursday Review. Lori Garrett is an idealistic dreamer living in a situation of her own making. She has a fat cat who answers to Ghost, when the cat feels like it. She loves bad television and good food--and sometimes good television and bad food. She is fluent in Nerd, Sarcasm and lazy English. Victoria Betzel is a graphic designer, painter, and photographer with a B.F.A. from the Savannah College of Art and Design. She lives in her adopted hometown of Blacksburg, VA with her boyfriend and cat, Blair. Sometimes she pretends to play the guitar and is part of fictional bands, one is a punk band with Sarah Herrin called Octopus and Vodka. Sarah Herrin is a sequential artist and children’s book illustrator with a B.F.A from the Savannah College of Art and Design. She lives on an island outside of Seattle, WA with her black cat Theo. She is in a metal air band called Better Off Dead and a punk air band called Octopus & Vodka. She also writes book and movie reviews, draws cartoons, and submits artwork for The Thursday Review.

Haunt Box is a collection of haunting poetry of four distinct and talented female voices. Each writer showcases a unique style - from Kristy's intense imagery to Lori's clever plays on word, to Victoria's calm outlook and Sarah's heartfelt insights - and invokes raw emotions in the reader and invokes a challenge to change the way one looks at daily life. The poetry of Haunt Box addresses the unavoidable scars made by living life fearlessly and offers a healing salve in the knowledge that one is never alone.