Damon Ferrell Marbut devastates the notion of apology in poetry with a tender recklessness in Little Human Accidents, poems that examine a personal evolution of sexuality and identity while treating the unavoidable step towards adulthood like a punching bag, especially in his free flowing self reflexive poems like Mornings Like This and So What.
“There is a kind of perfect combination of fragility and intensity in Damon Ferrell Marbut’s poetry that sneaks up on you as it builds. Like a prize fighter who waits for the right moment to knock the breath out of you, Marbut’s poems are part awe, part intimidation, and all heart. Brace yourself for this collection.”
~ Dr. Devon F. Ralston
Miami University
Targeted Age Group:
18 and up
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What Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers?
Trust your drive and ability, but don’t otherwise think you know much at all.
Author Bio:
Damon Ferrell Marbut is a Southern novelist and poet. He is author of the acclaimed coming-of-age novel Awake in the Mad World and the collection of poetry Little Human Accidents: Chaos Poems From The Brink. He lives in New Orleans, Louisiana and currently has a new novel and new collection of poems under consideration with publishers.
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