Surrealism is the mainframe of the press.
I m after very literate, highly imagistic poems. Originality is critical, both in freshness of imagery as well as in use of language and metaphor. Critic, editor, poet, short-fiction writer, novelist, biographer, bibliographer, reviewer, interviewer, essayist, author of rants, illustrator. It delves into taboos so mind-boggling that the likes of Richard Ramirez and Richard Speck would be jealous, and it does so with an eagerness of vision and an energy to offend. The authors delight in erudite fireworks that confound the reader even while evoking an astounding realization of bizarre and hideous wonder.