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Corpse Machine
by Hannah V Warren

SOLD OUT - Southern Gothic <br>Corpse Machine <br> by Hannah V Warren
 
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Southern Gothic Corpse Machine
by Hannah V Warren

FOR SALE NOW! Please note, thread color will vary (possibly wildly!) from copy to copy.

ISBN 978-1-7347662-2-6
Designed, printed, and assembled by Carrion Bloom Books in SLC, UT in 2022
Poetry, hand-bound in long stitch, 40 pages
$20 - $31 (choose your price)

When purchasing a copy of SGCM, you can choose between two cover colors: Cucumber (Green) and Coffee (Pale Brown) as well as three pay-what-you-want price points.

The author and editors thank you for your support. A digital version of the book will be made accessible soon.

15% of the sales of this physical run will be donated to the Southern Poverty Law Center -- at any price level ($20, $24, and $31).

"the ocean as our auditor we drudge up all the hidden
grotesqueries: take us into your damp folds

layer by layer until we're salt of the earth & our ashes
are sliding wet & jupiter-bound"

Praise for SGCM:

"The hallucinatory, gothic lyrics in Hannah V Warren's Southern Gothic Corpse Machine revel in excess. In one poem, a woman tumbles from the skinned torso of a strung-up hare. In another, a speaker falls in love with the devil. By turns rebellious and perverse, grotesque and visionary, Warren's book charts the often terrifying transformations of people, bodies, and places shifting within their mythic, blood-and-grit processes of becoming."
- Anna Journey, author of The Judas Ear

About the author

Hannah V Warren is a doctoral student at the University of Georgia where she studies speculative fiction and poetry, and she holds an MFA in creative writing from the University of Kansas. Hannah’s writing and research interests focus on the grotesque, post/apocalypse, and representations of monstrosity. Her chapbook [re]construction of the necromancer won Sundress Publications’ 2019 chapbook contest, and her works appear in Crazyhorse, Gulf Coast, Passages North, The Pinch, Strange Horizons, THRUSH, and Fairy Tale Review, among others.