Look Mom I'm a Poet (and So Is My Cat) - Shaffer, Andrew
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For fans of SNL'S DEEP THOUGHTS BY JACK HANDEY and BILLY COLLINS, a new book of humor from New York Times bestseller Andrew Shaffer. In his first full-length poetry collection featuring over five dozen new and selected poems, humorist Andrew Shaffer explores our modern world from Fortnite ("I don't care") to pretentious Instagram poets ("Lord Byron would have drunk wine from your hipster skull"). Look Mom I'm a Poet (and So Is My Cat) is playful, hilarious, and accessible to readers who don't know poetry from a hole in the ground.**Holes in the ground are filled with snakes. As every verse jockey worth their meter knows, there are no snakes in poems.…mehr

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For fans of SNL'S DEEP THOUGHTS BY JACK HANDEY and BILLY COLLINS, a new book of humor from New York Times bestseller Andrew Shaffer. In his first full-length poetry collection featuring over five dozen new and selected poems, humorist Andrew Shaffer explores our modern world from Fortnite ("I don't care") to pretentious Instagram poets ("Lord Byron would have drunk wine from your hipster skull"). Look Mom I'm a Poet (and So Is My Cat) is playful, hilarious, and accessible to readers who don't know poetry from a hole in the ground.**Holes in the ground are filled with snakes. As every verse jockey worth their meter knows, there are no snakes in poems.
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Andrew Shaffer is the New York Times bestselling author of the poetry collection "Look Mom I'm a Poet (and So is My Cat)" and, most recently, "Feel the Bern: A Bernie Sanders Mystery." Shaffer attended the Iowa Writers' Workshop and studied comedy writing at The Second City, Chicago's famed improv school. An Iowa native, Shaffer lives in Louisville, Kentucky, with his wife, novelist Tiffany Reisz. He teaches and mentors writers in person and online at Lexington's Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning and at Louisville Literary Arts.