Barfodder: Poetry Written in Dark Bars and Questionable Cafes
Finalist for the 2009 Bram Stoker Award for Poetry.
A poetry collection.
Worlds created; nightmares given. The universe is a tiny grain of sand,
and by turns, it opens up into a revolving world of horrific little
poems in BARFODDER by Rain Graves.
Each poem tells a distinct story from serial killers, to love and loss, to the raising of Cthulhu in a haiku.
Each poem in this collection was inspired by and written in a dark bar or
questionable café throughout her travels... called forth by ominous
candles, succulent liquors, and velvet curtains to delight the reader
with a sensory of dark, demonic, luxurious imagery.
It slides off the tongue like river slime... or a very good port (depending on if you swallow).
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Rain Graves
Rain Graves is a Bram Stoker Award (2002) winning poet and writer currently living in San Francisco with one large black cat, and one small white cat. She has been published in the horror fiction and poetry genre since 1997, in various magazines, books, and webzines. She is a retired dance instructor, and former musician.
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