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- Author: Michael SIMMs
- Publisher: Ragged Sky Press
- ISBN-10: 1933974605
- ISBN-13: 9781933974606
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Simms is what you might have gotten had Bukowski thrown out all his bottles of liquor but kept the classical music playing while he slaved away at the typewriter, writing poem after poem about the rough days that were behind him-and, now and then, contemplating the moments of good fortune and contentment that fall upon those who, after some less than steady years, have learned to survive. -- Jose Padua (writing about Nightjar for Coal Hill Review)
"Simms is what you might have gotten had Bukowski thrown out all his bottles of liquor but kept the classical music playing while he slaved away at the typewriter, writing poem after poem about the rough days that were behind him-and, now and then, contemplating the moments of good fortune and contentment that fall upon those who, after some less than steady years, have learned to survive." -Jose Padua, author of A Short History of Monsters
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- Author: Michael SIMMs
- Publisher: Ragged Sky Press
- ISBN-10: 1933974605
- ISBN-13: 9781933974606
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Simms is what you might have gotten had Bukowski thrown out all his bottles of liquor but kept the classical music playing while he slaved away at the typewriter, writing poem after poem about the rough days that were behind him-and, now and then, contemplating the moments of good fortune and contentment that fall upon those who, after some less than steady years, have learned to survive. -- Jose Padua (writing about Nightjar for Coal Hill Review)
"Simms is what you might have gotten had Bukowski thrown out all his bottles of liquor but kept the classical music playing while he slaved away at the typewriter, writing poem after poem about the rough days that were behind him-and, now and then, contemplating the moments of good fortune and contentment that fall upon those who, after some less than steady years, have learned to survive." -Jose Padua, author of A Short History of Monsters
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