Michael Gushue

Q&A for the End of the World is a new series of poems about science fiction movies from the 1950's and 1960's, including such classics as "Godzilla" and "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Written alternately by the two authors, the book's twenty poems act as a call-and-response for each movie. The poems address facets of film technique, pop culture, race, gender-as well as fears of nuclear war, dehumanization, and the "other"-with curiosity, skepticism, and affection.

In their second collaborative poetry collection, Michael Gushue and CL Bledsoe bring us suspect tales and untethered allegories from the life of Judy, a modern day demigoddess who wants to f*ck sh*t up while having a sensible yet tasty breakfast. From tragic beginnings to tragic 80s hair, she searches for love and peace of mind in a world she fears is increasingly beyond saving. But it's the one with the best snacks and--every once in a while--just desserts.

A book of poems by CL Bledsoe and Michael Gushue. Enter at your own risk, exit by your own volition. Contents may have settled during shipping and may secrete from the covers. Handle with protective gloves. The use of hazmat gear is not required but certainly would bring a smile to the authors' faces.