The whisper of Lilith on the wind
Some of you may remember my poem "Postscripts from the Red Sea," originally published in Goblin Fruit #6. It is now available from Papaveria Press in a limited handbound edition, demon-red and black:

The copies are each perfect bound in red Japanese paper with black cloth on the spine which has been reinforced with red ribbon from the binder's wedding bouquet. Go; look. Take one home. (Do not leave it before uncovered mirrors.)
erzebet has made something beautiful of my words.
You will have to discover her name.

The copies are each perfect bound in red Japanese paper with black cloth on the spine which has been reinforced with red ribbon from the binder's wedding bouquet. Go; look. Take one home. (Do not leave it before uncovered mirrors.)
You will have to discover her name.

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Ordered.
Nine
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Her books are amazing. Sometimes they look like things I dream.
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Thank you!
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Will email you back about more quotidian but no less fabulous prospect of your travel.
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It makes me happy.
Will email you back about more quotidian but no less fabulous prospect of your travel.
Awesome.
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Nine
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I'm going to pop over to her site and take a further look. If I'm able to purchase it, I'm going to feel a bit like a glutton.
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Perhaps, but I appreciate it!
And I think her books are always worth owning. I have several myself.
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Hail Lilith.
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Thank you!
Hail Lilith.
That should be the next name in your flock . . .
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Heh. Thank you. You should talk to Erzebet!
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I like it!
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It is definitely going to make my week.
And I seriously approve your music.
I have someone to thank for it!
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ETA: *yoink'd*
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Hee!
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I know! Her work is consistently gorgeous; and I'm not even talking about her own poems.
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I am totally going to ask right now, because that would be perfect.