A bit of blackout poetry for everyone, from collections to challenges, to an instruction manual—find it all here!
#dailyBlackoutPoetryChallege
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It’s time to learn
Blackout Poetry, the art of removing words from written material to find a poem hidden inside, is an immersive and innovative way to create visual poetry while playing around in your favorite books.
Follow 3x Bram Stoker & Elgin Award nominated poet, Jessica McHugh as she guides you through lessons, assignments, and never-before-seen blackout poems to break down the process of this art form.
Learn how to find the ghostly poem in MacBeth, how editing can make a Dracula piece more biting, and how a thoughtful blackout design can expose the varied nightmares in the dream worlds of The Enchanted Castle and more!
With step-by-step examples and practice pages!
Jessica McHugh
Jessica McHugh is a 3x Bram Stoker Award-nominated poet, a multi-genre novelist, & an internationally-produced playwright who spends her days surrounded by artistic inspiration at a Maryland tattoo shop.
She’s had thirty books published in fifteen years, including her Elgin Award- nominated blackout poetry collection, The Quiet Ways I Destroy You, her sci-fi bizarro romp, The Green Kangaroos, and her cross-generational horror series, The Gardening Guidebooks Trilogy.
Explore the growing worlds of Jessica McHugh at McHughniverse.com.
Blackout Poetry by Jessica McHugh
Three fantastic collections by Jessica McHugh of gothic, cosmic, horror blackout poetry