Buzzkill An End of the World Anthology |
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| Editor-In-Chief:
| Borsenik, Dianne |
| Photographer:
| Alderman, Chandra |
| Contribution by:
| Alderman, Chandra
Anderson, Eric
Bennett, Eleanor
Bergmann, F. J.
none, bree
Brin, David
Brightman, Steve
Buck, Chansonette
Burroughs, John
Carstens, Wolfgang
Eberhardt, Kevin
Finley, Michael
Goings, Debbie
Gottl, T. M.
Griffin, S. A.
Hendrix, Howard
Jakobsons, Clarissa
Jordan, Mark
Mark, Kuhar
Lababidi, Yahia
Landis, Geoffrey
Lovecraft, Charles
Lifshin, Lyn
Miltner, Robert
Moeller, Susann
Oet, Jacob
Passer, Jay
Perez, Juan Manuel
Pezzo, Jen
Plunkett, Ed
Provost, Terry
Puckett, Tina
Raymond, R. L.
Roos, Amy Mothersbaugh
Salamon, Russell
Salinger, Michael
Schmidt, Heather Ann
Shell, MaxWell
Simons, J. R.
Smith, Kathy
Smith, Robert
Smith, Steven B.
Srygley-Moore, Carolyn
Stanley, James E.
Turzillo, Mary
Wallace, George |
| Conducted by:
| Rueal, Alexis |
| ISBN: | 978-0-9857897-0-1 |
| Publication Date: | Jun 2012 |
| Publisher: | NightBallet Press
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $10.00 |
Book Description:
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The mythology surrounding the abrupt end of the Mayan Calendar argues for a cataclysmic or catalystic event to occur. Will we perish by alien attack, radiation, biohazard, or catastrophic climactic change? Or will the solstice usher in an unprecedented age of peace and enlightenment for mankind? Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology is an 80-page book of poems, excerpts, and photographs exploring the "end of the world as we know it" as interpreted by 48 different...
More DescriptionThe mythology surrounding the abrupt end of the Mayan Calendar argues for a cataclysmic or catalystic event to occur. Will we perish by alien attack, radiation, biohazard, or catastrophic climactic change? Or will the solstice usher in an unprecedented age of peace and enlightenment for mankind? Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology is an 80-page book of poems, excerpts, and photographs exploring the "end of the world as we know it" as interpreted by 48 different contributors. From prose poem to concrete, sonnet to rap, haiku to free verse, and in color and black-and-white, we explore all the possibilities.