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Poetry for the dead, the dying, and the ghosts. 45 illustrated poems collecting the best of Golds' noir poetry from 2020 - 2022. Paper lanterns and petty crime. Whiskey bars and beach confessions. One-night stands and the childhoods that led to cheating, self-harm, and paranoia. From OCD and grief to benign inspirations like antiseptic cream and call-waiting, Stephen J. Golds examines life with a sigh only sometimes wistful. Before an urban Japanese backdrop, we ride w/ him amid subway delays and panic attacks, careening cars and horror movies. Foreword by HLR, poetry features by BF Jones and…mehr

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Poetry for the dead, the dying, and the ghosts. 45 illustrated poems collecting the best of Golds' noir poetry from 2020 - 2022. Paper lanterns and petty crime. Whiskey bars and beach confessions. One-night stands and the childhoods that led to cheating, self-harm, and paranoia. From OCD and grief to benign inspirations like antiseptic cream and call-waiting, Stephen J. Golds examines life with a sigh only sometimes wistful. Before an urban Japanese backdrop, we ride w/ him amid subway delays and panic attacks, careening cars and horror movies. Foreword by HLR, poetry features by BF Jones and David Cramner. "Stephen Golds writes Poetry, which is a hell of a lot more than what his more famous contemporaries ever seem to manage. It's honest-to-god poetry, as defined by Allan Ginsberg, the borderline-insane act of 'making private words public.' In this collection, he reveals himself to be a succinct and lyrical teller of truths, which itself has become a rare & controversial spectacle recently." ~Tony O'Neill, author of Sick City
Autorenporträt
Stephen J. Golds was born in North London but has lived most of his life in Japan. As editor of Punk Noir Magazine, he specializes in noir writing like his crime story collection Gone, though is heavily influenced by transgressive fiction and dirty realism. His three fiction books can be read as a trilogy or stand-alone noir novels that deal in themes of mental trauma, betrayal, and twisted love. Such includes Say Goodbye When I'm Gone, I'll Pray When I'm Dying, and Always the Dead. Golds also writes poetry with the collections Love Like Bleeding Out With an Empty Gun in Your Hand, Poems for Ghosts in Empty Tenement Windows I Thought I Saw Once, as well as Half-Empty Doorways and Other Injuries.