Books published by Write Bloody Publishing

Meet Dirt Bike, the self-proclaimed coolest squirrel in town, who's absolutely puzzled as to why he isn't invited to all the hip parties.With an ego as big as his dreams, Dirt Bike thinks he's the best at everything, but he's in for a hilarious reality check. Join in the laughter as you watch Dirt Bike navigate a world where being cool is everything, but nothing can top the ultimate coolness of Mom!Dirt Bike Is The Best! I'm Dirt Bike! will have children and adults laughing at Dirt Bike's quirky adventures and discovering that sometimes, being true to yourself is the coolest thing of all.So, tag along in Dirt Bike's escapades and get ready for a laugh-out-loud journey into the hilarious world of this not-so-average squirrel.

In the forgotten town of Andersonville, the Adventure Sisters find themselves faced with the mysterious and creepy stone owl that comes alive at night to frighten away all the birds.Determined to solve the mystery and bring peace back to the town, the Sisters decide to work together and devise a plan.The sisters encounter numerous challenges and obstacles that put their teamwork and courage to the test. Along the way, they learn to overcome their individual fears and insecurities, realizing that only by supporting each other can they hope to scare off the stone owl.Through their trials and tribulations, the Adventure Sisters develop a stronger bond and understanding of one another. As they work together, they unlock hidden strengths and talents within themselves and discover the power of friendship and cooperation.Written by Derrick C. BrownStory by John AndersonIllustrated by Mark Hill

Erotic, dark and funny poems for fans of Richard Brautigan and Pablo Neruda. Includes over a dozen new poems. How the Body Works the Dark: New and Revised Poems shows Derrick C. Brown digging back into unperfected work with fresh insights and new revelations that only come from stepping back from the scene and engaging as an outside observer. These new poems and edits strengthen the haunting, funny, and erotic collection of love poems, fitting within the book as if they've lived there all along.

A collection of fierce, empowering poems by living, self-identified women writers intended for girls age 12-21. Full of advice, critique, reflection, commiseration, humor, sorrow and rage, this anthology includes poems by some of the most exciting female poets writing and performing today. Courage; Daring Poems for Gutsy Girls will live in lockers, backpacks and under beds for years, its pages reblogged, tattooed, dog-eared and coffee stained.

Derrick C. Brown, author of UH-OH (..".a rekindling of faith in the weird, hilarious, shocking, beautiful power of words." Joel Lovell, The New York Times) and Born in The Year of the Butterfly Knife, elevates his newest collection of writing in Hello. It Doesn't Matter. with short burst of dazzling light, dark humor and longer bouts of sorrow and rise. This road-traveling bard fearlessly delivers on laughter and unashamed romance. Brown is our modern-day Neruda, hailed as the king of the fast gut punch and champion of the unforgettable line. Here is a brilliant imagination working at its highest level of creative force and naked, cinematic intimacy.

A Constellation of Half-Lives is a collection of poems that attempt to reconcile the crisis of living on a collapsing planet with the unreasonable joy of loving and the pleasure of being alive.With careful precision and an exquisite eye for detail, poet Seema Reza examines what it means to be a mother, a daughter, and an American in a time of war. Through second-person poems she questions whether the beauty of this world outweighs its fragility and risk.

Here, in the surreal real and the strange and sacred ordinary, Poems as written as spells.

Nicole Homer's first full-length poetry collection, Pecking Order, is an unflinching look at how race and gender politics play out in the domestic sphere. Homer challenges the notion of family by forcing the reader to examine how race, race performance, and colorism impact motherhood immediately and from generation to generation. In a world where race and color often determine treatment, the home should be sanctuary, but often is not. Homer's poems question the construction of racial identity and how familial love can both challenge and bolster that construction. Her poems range from the intimate details of motherhood to the universal experiences of parenting; the dynamics of multiracial families to parenting black children; and the ingrained social hierarchy which places the black mother at the bottom. Homer forces us to reckon with the truth that no one-not even the mother-is unbiased.

Derrick C. Brown is a comedian, poet and storyteller. He is the winner of the 2013 Texas Book of The Year award for Poetry. He is a former Paratrooper for the 82nd Airborne and is the president of one of what Forbes and Filter Magazine call "...one of the best independent poetry presses in the country," Love is the only war with dying for. This collection contains all new work from All The Energies of Death and the best works from Derrick's previous works: Born in the Year of the Butterfly Knife, Scandalabra, Strange Light, Our Poison Horse, and I Love You is Back.

Jeanann Verlee's second book, Said the Manic to the Muse, takes a deeper, more focused look at the erratic, whimsical, ominous, and sometimes perilous ways manic depression functions.Introduced through the careful prophecy of three archetypes: Medea, Jezebel, and Kali-each a woman largely misrepresented and wholly misunderstood-these poems detail the story of one woman's struggle to maintain both strength and sanity in the face of abandonment and aging.From dangerous trysts and barroom brawls to "grief-induced psychosis," Said the Manic to the Muse recounts the year she lost everything, including her mind.

In Hello. It Doesn't Matter., Derrick C. Brown blends short bursts of dazzling light, dark humor, and poignant sorrow.Masterfully weaving laughter and unashamed romance into his verses, Derrick C. Brown leaves a lasting impact with every unforgettable line.Brown is our modern-day Neruda, hailed as the king of the fast gut punch and champion of the unforgettable line.Hello. It Doesn't Matter. presents a mesmerizing collection that dances between the realms of joy and heartache.