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Demo Reels and Arthouse Madness - A Collection of Dark Verse

Vince A. Liaguno

Casa editrice: Raw Dog Screaming Press

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Demo Reels and Arthouse Madness collects poetry from a self-identified unapologetic horror and pop culture junkie. Bram Stoker Award winner Liaguno presents 49 poems packed with modern observations that explore everything from our slasher movie obsession to the work week rhythm that drives so many of us. With a lyrical cadence and all-out alliteration Liaguno weaves short films for the mind from surprising angles, resuscitating familiar themes into ghoulish, garish technicolor life. Delving into both subcultures and subgenres with a dark cinematic aesthetic allows the subjects contained within to flourish with broad appeal, while retaining gritty and artistic relevance. Liaguno invites you into a world of fearless and fear-inducing verse that dares to play with nostalgic horror in unexpected ways.
Disponibile da: 25/02/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 124 pagine.

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