Detours and Dead Ends - Lopez III, Aurelio Rico
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There are so many poems that invoke feelings of romance, wonderment, and joy. These aren't them. Aurelio Rico Lopez III is an exceedingly talented writer and poet who manages to conjure up scenes of mayhem, fear, and cosmic dread in this poetry collection, Detours and Dead Ends. Lopez brings a bit of artistic flare to his signature style of writing and provides a book that takes the reader from murder to revenge, from unfortunate circumstances to several different flavors of the apocalypse. So crack it open and enjoy the ride.

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Produktbeschreibung
There are so many poems that invoke feelings of romance, wonderment, and joy. These aren't them. Aurelio Rico Lopez III is an exceedingly talented writer and poet who manages to conjure up scenes of mayhem, fear, and cosmic dread in this poetry collection, Detours and Dead Ends. Lopez brings a bit of artistic flare to his signature style of writing and provides a book that takes the reader from murder to revenge, from unfortunate circumstances to several different flavors of the apocalypse. So crack it open and enjoy the ride.
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Autorenporträt
Aurelio Rico Lopez III is the author of Old School. Aurelio is an avid fan of the macabre. His other works include Valhalla Falling (Great Old Ones Publishing), Food for the Crows (Crowded Quarantine Publications), Night Mare (Great Old Ones Publishing), Zombies Don't Knock (Night Horse Publishing House), Cry Wolf (Crowded Quarantine Publications), No Grave Too Deep (SST Publications), and the haiku collection Hook, Line, and Sinners (Alban Lake Publishing). He has also co-authored Children of the Grave (Crystal Lake Publishing) and the novellas Night of the Kaiju (Severed Press) and Crawlers (Great Old Ones Publishing). Aurelio enjoys rock music, coffee, and horror movies. He and his pet tarantulas hail from Iloilo City, Philippines.