Fright Folk is April Salisbury-White's debut poetry collection. There are 31 magical stories inside to discover - with whimsical characters and spooky illustrated scenes.
What happened to the girl who never closed her eyes?
The pirate with a beard made of cotton candy?
The spider with seven legs?
Find out in Fright Folk's 71 page poetry book, illustrated in detail with ink front to back.
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A book perfect for art lovers and/or poetry lovers.
The stories and illustrations in this book have been compared by others to the styles of Dr Seuss, Tim Burton, Shel Silverstein, Moebius, and Neil Gaiman.
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April Salisbury-White is Electric Armchair, a Canadian independent female artist, poet, animator, musician, producer, and editor. April has released over 9 music albums, and has written over 2000 poems. Her art and writing has been featured in over ten publications.
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Written and Illustrated by April Salisbury-White
Edited by Allen W McLean
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