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The Darkside of Eden
By Christina Sng
ISBN 981-04-5750-2
Allegra Press, 2002

Christina Sng’s first collection takes you on a poetic journey into the dark and macabre underworld of nature where humanity’s true face will be unpeeled before you, exposing its deepest buried fears and unspoken propensities.

This collection brings together the best of her poems published in 2001 and early 2002 from various North American magazines and anthologies.

On the collection:

“A highly recommended chapbook from an extraordinary poet of dark verse.”– Jon Hodges, writer, poet, founder of Project Pulp

“The images in Pumpkin Girl were startling and perfect for Halloween, and Postwar - very poignant.”
– Linda Addison, poet and editor of Space & Time

“There is a nice darkness and edge to her poems. Very gritty and sharp.”
– Frank Wu, award-winning SF/F artist

“Outstanding break-up poetry, with just the right amount of pride, bitterness and turn of the knife. Brilliant.”
– Megan J Bulloch, reviewer for The Swamp

“This is a superb collection. I’ve got mine; get yours.”
– Tyree Campbell, editor of Aoife’s Kiss

“Christina Sng is a composer of dark imaginative verse, often as beautiful as it is, well, macabre. While her distinctive work makes its way onto magazine racks now and again, Sng’s poetry graces small press periodicals beyond number. The Darkside of Eden is a collection of this prolific scribe’s work, and includes 18 poems, all but “Succubus” previously published. Devoid of interior illustration, it is, like all the Allegra titles, sturdily put together and easy-to-read, with all Ps and Qs in place. (Her poetry), by turns morose, beautiful, and mysterious, is always as dark as Jagermeister or a cup of joe not compromised by sugar or cream.”
– Kane S. Latranz, reviewer for alt.press, alibi

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Sam’s Dot Publishing

Angelflesh
By Christina Sng
Sam’s Dot Publishing, 2002

A collection of poems by outstanding fantasy/horror poet Christina Sng is now bound together with illustrations from the fertile and creative mind of Teri Santitoro.

You’ll thrill and chill to such masterpieces as Thorns and A Mosquito’s Tale, and laugh and shiver at the macabre Li’l Grim Reaper.

Sam’s Dot Publishing is pleased and proud to present this first in a series of illustrated poetrybooks by some of the leading voices of our times.

On the collection:

“A unique and worthwhile addition to the library of anyone who enjoys horror, poetry, or a thought- provoking read.”
– Sarah Guidry, ProjectPulp.com Review

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Naked Snake Press

Dark Dreams
By Christina Sng
Naked Snake Press, 2006

Poet Christina Sng conjures images of beauty and darkness in this new collection.

Poetry:

The Art of Weaving
On a Quiet Night at the Cemetery
Seasonal Creatures
Magda Stocks Up
Restitution
Shrunken Monkey Heads
The Bone Carver
Phoenix Rise and Fall
Resurrection Dreams
The Art of Parenting
Seven
That Evening
Medusa in L.A.
Turtle Shell
Crawlspace
Crimes of Our Youth
A Gentleman’s Dinner
After the War
Revolution