CELLULOSE PAJAMAS IBD

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Meg Pokrass is the author of 'Damn Sure Right' (Press 53, 2011), 'My Very End of the Universe, Five Mini-Novellas-in-Flash and a Study of the Form' (Rose Metal Press, 2014) and 'Bird Envy' (Harvard Bookstore bestseller). Her stories have appeared in more than 200 literary magazines and anthologies, including McSweeney?s Internet Tendency, PANK, Green Mountains Review, Five Points, and numerous anthologies, including Flash Fiction International (W.W. Norton). A third full flash fiction collection 'The Dog Looks Happy Upside Down' is forthcoming from Etruscan Press (Spring, 2016). Meg serves as associate editor for Frederick Barthelme?s New World Writing, and is the founder of New Flash Fiction Review. Meg currently divides her time between San Francisco and London, England. ENDORSEMENTS: In a smattering of sassy, wry words Meg Pokrass creates a universe of love in Cellulose Pajamas. These sexy but wistful prose poems hint at entire constellations of affections, relationships at once sweet, sad, satisfying-and not. The poet?s delicately surreal metaphors give her poems so enticing an air that they seem to wear perfume. Care to lounge about dressed in greens? Try on Meg Pokrass?s splendid Cellulose Pajamas. -Molly Peacock, Author of The Second Blush Serious and witty, mystical and dark, Pokrass? poems are small windows into another world, a world which is almost this world. But not quite. I find myself wanting more, always a little more of her work. One short poem, one small collection, it is never enough. In short, and in her very short and masterful pieces, Pokrass leads her readers on, page by page, enticing them with her beautiful and dream-like language. Pokrass? writes books you want on your nightstand to read not once, but again and again. -Nin Andrews, Author of The Book of Orgasms, Spontaneous Breasts, Why They Grow Wings, Midlife Crisis with Dick and Jane, Sleeping with Houdini, and Dear Professor, Do You Live in a Vacuum I have admired Meg Pokrass?s work for a long time-Damn Sure Right and Bird Envy among other books. Cellulose Pajamas contains that same bold quality: stories painful and joyful at once. Meg Pokrass proves once again that she can write an epic on the head of a pin!' -John Skoyles, poetry editor, Ploughsares. Author of A Little Faith, Permanent Change, Definition of the Soul and The Situation, A Moveable Famine and The Nut File Meg Pokrass has the gift of a fluid imagination. Strange and beautiful prose poems pour across the pages of her new book in a confluence of the surreal and the mundane. It?s as if Raymond Carver and Russell Edson had collaborated on these fine poems, which manage to be fierce and vulnerable at the same time. Cellulose Pajamas is a moving, haunting, riveting book. -Ellery Akers, Author of Practicing the Truth, and Knocking on the Earth Prose poems require a particular intensity to be truly successful. Pokrass has no problem with that constraint. Th