Author Christine E. Ray on Darker Objects

As I write this, I am struck by the irony. Any writer or editor who has ever worked with me knows that I am not a fan of Author’s Notes or writer-written Introductions. I am a selfish reader of poetry and prose. I vastly prefer to experience the language for myself, with no set expectationsContinue reading “Author Christine E. Ray on Darker Objects”

Now Available from Indie Blu(e) Publishing: Darker Objects by Christine E. Ray and Friends

“In this ambitious multi-genre, multi-vocal project, Christine E. Ray and Friends weave together poems, essays and visual artwork that speak of grief, rage, memories, hauntings and dreamscapes. These works, as both singular poems and extended collaborations, tell compelling stories, almost like sharing secrets, all with deftly drawn imagery. Each piece can stand on its own,Continue reading “Now Available from Indie Blu(e) Publishing: Darker Objects by Christine E. Ray and Friends”

Indie Blu(e) Publishing is Proud to Present Softly Glowing Exit Signs by Georgia Park

Softly Glowing Exit Signs is a photo album of a life lived intensely and painfully, but really lived, and survived. As with any heroine, Georgia Park is who we look for at the end, walking through that fire, not intact, not okay, but absolutely capable of going on.  Georgia Park is a woman growing upContinue reading “Indie Blu(e) Publishing is Proud to Present Softly Glowing Exit Signs by Georgia Park”

Melody Lee Reviews Conversations with My Higher Self by Rachel Finch

Conversations with My Higher Self is a provocative book and certainly a deeply moving and unique one. If you are expecting a book with overused themes, themes that tend to dominate social media and modern poetry books, this is not that book. It’s clever, it’s honest, it’s spiritual, it’s cathartic, it’s a modern-day masterpiece. “TheContinue reading “Melody Lee Reviews Conversations with My Higher Self by Rachel Finch”