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Poppin' Johnny

Name: Poppin' Johnny
Brand: Three Rooms Press
SKU: 04766868
Availability: OutOfStock
Author: George Wallace
ISBN: 9780984070022

George Wallace

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04766868

Publishers Three Rooms Press, September 2009

Poppin' Johnny: New American Poems by George Wallace is a stunning collection by a poet whose work r... Full description

Libristo code: 04766868

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Poppin' Johnny: New American Poems by George Wallace is a stunning collection by a poet whose work recalls the conversational diction of the Beatniks, but with an absolutely contemporary flavor. Known worldwide due to his broad-based internet following (for years, Wallace posted his poems online daily), Wallace has selected more than 70 poems for this collection, presenting a panorama of modern-day Americana, a kind of post-modern poetic "On the Road" that feels like music and offers a surreal trip into what's left of the American heartland. His honesty is as refreshing as his incredible fresh and wholly-original technique. As original Beatnik musician David Amram notes, "Jack Kerouac would have loved him."