THE OVERLAND REVIEW

(c)copyright May 2018, by Carlos E. Mijares Poyer. Caracas, Venezuela. THE BOUDOIR OF THE BURLESQUE What is that thingy betwixt your legs? Oh, decorum and socialité. Perhaps a twenty first century digital daguerrotype. The enamored tree gave you the fruit of love right "smack" on your mouth and Ahh... it all came down like a latin american stream of condensed passion. The porno-tech cartoons reminesced and told once again the forgotten story of poetry like it had never been told before sensual in redneck English country fried rice and all imitation is the English Way, y´all! Yes, that closet and laboratory set of Dr. Caligari had a secret entrance, that led to a secret window and that to The Yellow Submarine. -Help- is still and important song for Lennon the Brits says, and who am I to say among all this convoluted jargon in media of intranet MIASMA! Death will find its counterpart on-line, and so will the Devil! Jesus invented Facebook and th

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. Carlos E. Mijares Poyer ,  born in 1966, is a Venezuelan-American author, journalist, poet, educator, translator, and marketer trained in the United States of America in schools and colleges in English and American literature and marketing at ISUM, the number-one ranked marketing college in Venezuela. He has participated in various literary workshops at Guilford College, North Carolina, U.S.A., where he studied, and in the Caribbean selected among 30 participants out of 10,000 writers to participate in the  “ Onelio Jorge Cardoso ”  writing workshop in Havana, Cuba, for his fiction. Editor of the  Piper  literature and arts magazine at Guilford College, where he published the poem  “ Overland: A Midwestern Postcard, ”  in the winter of 1987 praised by Pulitzer Prize winner Henry Taylor of American University in Washington, D.C., also, a literary journalist for the  Ultimas Noticias  Daily newspaper in its Cultural Supplement in Caracas, Venezuela, read and awar

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. Carlos E. Mijares Poyer ,  born in 1966, is a Venezuelan-American author, journalist, poet, educator, translator, and marketer trained in the United States of America in schools and colleges in English and American literature and marketing at ISUM, the number-one ranked marketing college in Venezuela. He has participated in various literary workshops at Guilford College, North Carolina, U.S.A., where he studied, and in the Caribbean selected among 30 participants out of 10,000 writers to participate in the  “ Onelio Jorge Cardoso ”  writing workshop in Havana, Cuba, for his fiction. Editor of the  Piper  literature and arts magazine at Guilford College, where he published the poem  “ Overland: A Midwestern Postcard, ”  in the winter of 1987 praised by Pulitzer Prize winner Henry Taylor of American University in Washington, D.C., also, a literary journalist for the  Ultimas Noticias  Daily newspaper in its Cultural Supplement in Caracas, Venezuela, read and awar