Author: Rainbow Reed Company: The Wicked Come Website: thewickedcome.com/ Memorable Quote 1: You are either part of the solution or part of the problem. Memorable Quote 2: A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything. Author Comment / Biography: Rainbow Reed: It all started when I did a writing course as part of a poetry module at University. I loved the course, the writing flowed easily and I remembered how much I loved to write. The lecturer then told me to take up writing and forget about the teaching! This was really the first time anyone had ever said I could write. I changed university and went on to do a masters, all the while experimenting with different poetry styles, forms and structure. I had several poems published in anthologies, newspapers and magazines but I was not happy with my work: it was too similar to traditional poetry, the romantic outlook on life was boring and mundane. So I started writing horror poetry, little stories hidden in rhymes revealing the darker side of humanity, which was much more interesting... Year Writing Publications 2011 The Poetic Bond. The Storm The Wicked Come Collected Works By Rainbow Reed 2012 Morgan Baileys Writers Blog. Blog interview number 246 A Clock Strikes Thirteen Dream Girl Big Art Book Digital Anthology The Storm Its A Colourful Life Lady In Black Animal Antics The Chase Fear Itself Hypochondria Virtue or Vice Voodoo Poems From The Witching Hour An Anthology by Rainbow Reed and Selected poets 2013 Into The Shadows Anthology Primrose Close Poetry Rivals Collection 2013-Between The Lines Hope Springs A Turtle An Anthology by Rainbow Reed and Selected poets Dog Days: A Celebration of Dogs Fizz Watching Poetry Obsessions Devotion Now Write! Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror: Speculative Genre Exercises from Today's Best Writers and Teachers

Displaying 1 to 1 of 1 articles Pages: 1  Articles by Rainbow Reed  1. How To Get Your Poetry Published October 25, 2013 There are many independent publishers that call for poetry submissions but which one is right for you? Some publishers such as Forward Poetry say they are the peoples’ publishers and publish every poem they receive no matter what the quality and then charge up to £17 pounds for people to buy a co... Pages: 1

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