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Bird on a Window Sill
Bird on a Window Sill (Accents Publishing, 2018) is a book of quotes by poet Katerina Stoykova. She has collected these quotes, thought after thought over the last seven years. In the introduction she states: The sentences in this book have passed through my head, but have stayed long enough for me to record them, a thought at a time over the last seven years. They have arrived, timely visitors, as instructions, or as solace, as warnings, or as rewards. I feel that I have been both the receiver of these words and their intended audience. They rang true to me in my life at the time they appeared, and I don't claim them to be the absolute truth. Still, I decided to share these thoughts with whoever may need to hear. Perhaps something here may be of use to you.
Between a Bird Cage and a Bird House
The fall of the Iron Curtain in the early 1990s ushered in a new tide of European immigrants to the United States. These populations, which hailed primarily from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, were largely adrift in America's cultural melting pot. Laden with their belongings and informed by their experiences, these immigrants became citizens of a new diaspora searching for space to exist in their adopted home. In Between a Bird Cage and a Bird House, author Katerina Stoykova follows that which "calls / the roaming mind / looking for land" with the shell of her homeland at her back. Through themes of domestic abuse, the death of a parent, the loss of a friend, and the search for ...
Second Skin
Second Skin by Katerina Stoykova discusses the horrors of growing up in domestic violence, and focuses on some of the long-term effects of such upbringings. This poetry collection features three main characters--a mother, a father and a child. The story of the family is told from the child's perspective. Initially published in Bulgarian by ICU Publishing, Second Skin received wide acclaim and attention, including a 2018 Creative Europe grant by the European Commission for the book to be translated and published in English. Upon publication in Europe and launch in London, ICU Publishing and Accents Publishing partnered for the distribution of the book in the USA. "Second Skin by Katerina Stoy...
Second Place
These poems from Stoykova-Klemer are equally subtle and powerful. I found it surprisingly easy to build a film around these engaging works, because they already tell stories that fill the reader's mind with rich and complex emotions. -Thom Southerland, Director of Proud Citizen
The Season of Delicate Hunger
Poems translated from the original Bulgarian.
Bigger Than They Appear
"Every poem in 'Bigger than they appear' consists of no more than 50 words, including the title"--p. [299].
Dark Faith
Presents a collection of horror tales by such authors as Brian Keene, Tom Piccirilli, Ekaterina Sedia, Jay Lake, and Mary Robinette Kowal.
Undead: Ghosts, Ghouls, and More
Undead: A Poetry Anthology of Ghouls, Ghosts, and More offers over seventy contemporary poets contending with a time-honored topic: what lies beyond 'the great beyond.' The breadth of selection showcases poems ranging from deceased relatives and celebrities to other undead entities such as, vampires, automatons, angels, and yes, zombies. This anthology makes for a definitive addition to any speculative lit library. Poetry contributors include: Tony Barnstone, Erinn Batykefer, Melissa Bell, Shaindel Beers, K.T. Billey, Andrea Blythe, Rob Boley, Andrew Bourelle, David Bowles, Suzanne Burns, Cathleen Calbert, Lauren Camp, Lucia Cherciu, May Chong, Jackie Chou, Chloe N. Clark, Wanda Morrow Cleve...
