Poetry. This debut collection is a case study, a documentation, a journaling. It's a bunch of poems about girls, sex, cigarettes, PBR, and everythi...
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Jul 25, 2011
Craig
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Honestly, it seems more posturing than poetry most of the time. No real revision, stolen uncredited lines (page 57 rips off a lyric from the singer Cat Power that is not credited in the acknowledgements). This just feels amateurish to me in every way. I rarely feel this disappointed by poetry that has fought it's way through to publication. The whole book just left me cold.
Dec 16, 2009
Amyg.
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This inimitable, accessible poetry gave me the chance to experience through vignettes the emotional life of a city boy who hasn't yet lost himself or his vulnerability to the soul-sucking black hole of hipsterdom.
Mar 14, 2010
Melissa
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I always wished Holden Caulfield would talk about girls more. I also wished I could be him. Young Lichtenberg's casual, tangential style may entertain, but his generosity of heart invites me to live there.
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