Werewolf Haiku — Win a copy by sending us your most disgusting!

Last year I fell in love with Ryan Mecum's quirky little book featuring a story about vampires all done in haiku, Vampire Haiku.  He's immortalized zombies in 5-7-5, as well.  Now, his latest release is WEREWOLF HAIKU, and it's just as smart, fun, and enjoyably disgusting as the previous.  Here's a blurb about the book:

Werewolf Haiku is the heartbreaking story of a repressed man who slowly loses control of his inner beast after he's bitten by a werewolf. As he wrestles with the monster inside, he chronicles his feelings and urges in a haiku journal. The resulting poems are gross, strange, dark and hilarious. Together, they tell the story of a mailman who is in love with a woman on his route, but has never had the courage to tell her. As the beast comes out, wreaking havoc on his life, the man learns that his werewolf side might actually be able to help him in his quest for love.


And Mr. Mecum has offered to judge a haiku contest!  Winner receives a copy of WEREWOLF HAIKU.  Here's what he has to say:

It's time to show off your disgusting syllable counting skills and sharpen your teeth by writing us a werewolf themed haiku.  Five syllable first line, seven syllable second line, five syllable third line.  Make is gross.  If I can fill a book with over 350 of these nasty little poems, surely you can come up with one repulsive little keeper.  Here's a few samples from my book for inspiration:

Howling at the moon

never made much sense to me,

but it feels so good.

 

Constant gag reflex

thanks to my new long hair strands

growing in my mouth.

My hairbrush is gross,

filled with knots of hair and twigs

and maybe some veins.  

Is it raspberry

or blood stains under my nails?

I'll guess raspberry.

I can’t remember

if wanting to lick people

is something that’s new.

I need a breath mint.

A smell worse than garlic breath -

my pancreas breath.

Blue moon leftovers.

Months with two full moon cycles

make me feel pudgy.

That's enough from me, now count those syllables out with your fingers and write us a disgusting poem!

Please send entries to vampchixmail@gmail.com, with werewolf haiku in the subject line.  Enter the contest through next Wednesday, October 6th.  Winner will be announced October 10th.
  

Do you Haiku?

Hey, Biters!  Get your haiku muscle in gear!  This Wednesday we'll feature Ryan Mecum, whose latest release is WEREWOLF HAIKU.  We'll be holding a contest starting that day, to enter a werewolf haiku of your own, to win a copy of the book.  This is advance warning to start thinking 5-7-5 werewolves!