HUMAN-GHOST HYBRID PROJECT - Guess, Carol; Olszewska, Daniela
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Poetry. Ghost Human is the author of multiple mistakes and six past-date boxes of kaleidoscope perfume. Although technically deceased, Ghost Human has two thousand Facebook friends, only three of whom operate real world machines. Ghost Human was born when twin thigh gaps morphed into a pop up alphabet shop. Nicknames include "Ghum," "Stan Hum," and "Hug Host." Human Ghost is only half in love with your language. Human Ghost is femme and feral and curves artificial words out of bleating hearts. Human Ghost is past the point of embarrassment. Human Ghost's areas of expertise include architecture…mehr

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Poetry. Ghost Human is the author of multiple mistakes and six past-date boxes of kaleidoscope perfume. Although technically deceased, Ghost Human has two thousand Facebook friends, only three of whom operate real world machines. Ghost Human was born when twin thigh gaps morphed into a pop up alphabet shop. Nicknames include "Ghum," "Stan Hum," and "Hug Host." Human Ghost is only half in love with your language. Human Ghost is femme and feral and curves artificial words out of bleating hearts. Human Ghost is past the point of embarrassment. Human Ghost's areas of expertise include architecture and holidays. Human Ghost is not sick, but Human Ghost often finds itself under the care of doctors. This fuels Human Ghost's desire for revolution. Human Ghost currently resides in Helena, Montana with a menagerie of pets and a quiet spouse.
Autorenporträt
Carol Guess is the author of numerous books of poetry and prose, including DARLING ENDANGERED, DOLL STUDIES: FORENSICS, and TINDERBOX LAWN. In 2014 she was awarded the Philolexian Award for Distinguished Literary Achievement by Columbia University. Her book, WITH ANIMAL, was co- written with Kelly Magee and HUMAN-GHOST HYBRID PROJECT was co- written with Daniela Olszewska. She teaches in the MFA program at Western Washington University.