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HSTQ: Fall 2018
horror, adj. inspiring or creating loathing, aversion, etc.
sleaze, adj. contemptibly low, mean, or disreputable
trash, n. literary or artistic material of poor or inferior quality
Welcome to HST Quarterly, the curated collection from Horror, Sleaze and Trash.
sleaze, adj. contemptibly low, mean, or disreputable
trash, n. literary or artistic material of poor or inferior quality
Welcome to HST Quarterly, the curated collection from Horror, Sleaze and Trash.
- GenresPoetry
28 pages
Published January 1, 2018
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Arthur Graham
81 books692 followersArthur Graham writes and edits for a living. Cofounder and former head editor of Rooster Republic Press. Current Editor in Chief of Horror Sleaze Trash.
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November 1, 2019
The 2nd anniversary of HSTQ, this has some great poems to celebrate this momentous occasion.
Straight away we get strong poems by Leah Mueller and J. J. Campbell (one of my favourites by JJ). My favourite was ridiculous male bravado by John Grochalski, brings back memories of the idiots I went to school with, organised fights that end up being all mouth and no action.
The best title goes to Onomatopoetic Supervillain Junkie by James D. Casey IV, also a great poem, stalking following his blog after reading this one.
The collection is finished off with a fine poem by India Laplace.
This issue was fantastic from start to finish.
Straight away we get strong poems by Leah Mueller and J. J. Campbell (one of my favourites by JJ). My favourite was ridiculous male bravado by John Grochalski, brings back memories of the idiots I went to school with, organised fights that end up being all mouth and no action.
The best title goes to Onomatopoetic Supervillain Junkie by James D. Casey IV, also a great poem, stalking following his blog after reading this one.
The collection is finished off with a fine poem by India Laplace.
This issue was fantastic from start to finish.
December 1, 2021
HSTQ never fails to provide entertaining, humorous, and thought provoking poetry.
The Fall 2018 edition is no exception.
My favorite this issue was J.J. Cambell's straight from cuba.
Runner-up would be Vicious Girls by Stephanie Wytovich. Stellar stuff.
Other favorites include Arthor Graham's rhyming poem on mermaids, John Grochalski's realistic poem on High School combat and teenage machismo, Rob Plath's poem on relationships, and India LaPlace's sound advice on "poetry boys."
Tim Ashworth had my favorite line this edition - "movie careers hung on meat hooks."
HSTQ. Always worth reading. And rereading.
The Fall 2018 edition is no exception.
My favorite this issue was J.J. Cambell's straight from cuba.
Runner-up would be Vicious Girls by Stephanie Wytovich. Stellar stuff.
Other favorites include Arthor Graham's rhyming poem on mermaids, John Grochalski's realistic poem on High School combat and teenage machismo, Rob Plath's poem on relationships, and India LaPlace's sound advice on "poetry boys."
Tim Ashworth had my favorite line this edition - "movie careers hung on meat hooks."
HSTQ. Always worth reading. And rereading.
November 4, 2019
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