Evil Ink Publishes "I hate you," by Diana Trees

Feb. 25, 2011 - PRLog -- "I hate you," a vicious, nasty and occassionly blasphemous collection of 10 poems by Diana Trees and published free at Smashwords by Evil Ink. This slim collection of poetry provides profound insight into Trees' truly evil nature.

Trees, a violent woman with a vicious streak, said that poetry is a way for her to release her hatred of people in general (and men in particular) without actually harming anyone.

"I don't care what people think," she said. "That should be clear by the time you've finished reading 'I hate you.'"

The free volume of poetry is led off by a work with the same title as the book itself, and followed by such classics as "She called me a rude bitch," and "I have a vagina."

"I am a fan of heavy metal and I couldn't help thinking that what these twisted fantasies really need is a soundtrack to do full justice to the narrative," one reviewer said. "(Diana Trees) does a very good job of painting some vivid pictures with a minimum of words."

Evil Ink publishes obscure works of horror, science fiction, poetry and the odd violent writing. Publishing is irregular and happens only when the editors at EI think a work deserves wider publication. Most publications are free.

To read "I hate you," visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/19154
For more works by Diana Trees, visit http://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/dianatrees


BOOK DETAILS:
Title: I hate you
By: Diana Trees
Publisher: Evil Ink
Publication date: July 2010
Price: Free
Number of pages: 7