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📖 Description
Bruce Weber is the author of four previously published books of poetry, These Poems Are Not Pretty, How The Poem Died, The First Time I Had Sex With T. S. Eliot, and Poetic Justice. This, Bruce Weber's fifth book of poems, and the first since 2004's Poetic Justice, is a return to the jolting, driving, darkly humorous and surprising voice that originally emerged on the New York poetry scene in the early 1990s. Filled with a spectrum of poems that touch on everything from the kinky to the mournful, this constantly playful, and astonishingly imaginative collection of writings will make you stir in your seat with wonder, delight, and an occasional dose of scalp scratching. Seventy-six pages which are sure to take away the blues and restore your dormant faith in poetic imagination.