‘The Collected Essays Of Todd Moore’ – ‘Blood On The Screen, Blood On The Page’ – ‘Black Cat In The Super Unknown’ – Live on Amazon
After a lot of hard work the next three books published by Cosmic Monolith are available now on Amazon.com — Check out the links and descriptions below…,
Blood On The Screen, Blood On The Page
Description:
On the surface ‘Blood On The Screen, Blood On The Page’ examines the role of violence in cinema , as well as American society, and how it influenced the writing of outlaw poet Todd Moore. On a deeper level, through poetry and essay, the book examines the role the villain plays in American society and pop culture. Cinematic violence and the outlaw portrayed as “anti-hero” both entertain and horrify us at the same time.
Finally, ‘Blood On The Screen, Blood On The Page’ takes a hard look at the state of small press poetry and asks this question: Is it still impactful or has it lost its edge? As Moore often said, the blood of poetry demands honesty and emotion.
The Collected Essays of Todd Moore: Volume I
Description:
Todd Moore was a purist at heart when it came to the art of poetry and prose. To say he took the craft of writing seriously is an understatement. The Collected Essays of Todd Moore, Volume I, is a showcase for Moore’s vision of what poetry should be. To him it was more than just words on a piece of paper, it was a living, breathing entity.
A poem should wreck you, it should devastate you, it should demand emotion from you. My father often remarked that a good poem should hit you like a bullet. The Collected Essays of Todd Moore, Volume I also provide an in-depth and comprehensive look at the outlaw poetry genre. He doesn’t just give you a glimpse of this rebel literary movement, he makes you an insider, he breaks it down for you, he explains what it is in detail.
Black Cat In The Super Unknown
Description:
Black Cat In The Super Unknown is 11 poems of experimental, psychedelic writing in which you’re a traveler through time and space, birthed from lunar womb, freefalling through mindscape and hallucinatory dreamtime, while black cat speaks to HAL who is dreaming of \\Bowman\David.
This book was inspired by:
The Beatles, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Blue Cheer, Saint Vitus, Badfinger, Black Sabbath, Ronnie James Dio, Three Dog Night, The Masters of Reality, Pink Floyd, Trouble/The Skull (Eric Wagner R.I.P.), Cheap Trick, Angel, Starz, Montrose, Nazareth, The Sweet, Electric Wizard, KISS, Aerosmith, Ten Years After, Boston, The Guess Who, Ted Nugent, Thin Lizzy, UFO, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Soundgarden, Blue Oyster Cult, The MC5, The Runaways, and Vanilla Fudge…,
2001: A Space Odyssey, Heavy Metal, Zachariah, Mandy, El Topo, Wizards, Yellow Submarine, Beyond The Black Rainbow, Magical Mystery Tour, Pink Floyd’s The Wall, Rocky Horror Picture Show, KISS Meets The Phantom, Zardoz, Rollerball, Logan’s Run, Head (The Monkees), Phantasm, A Ghost Story
The trips have just begun.
