PULP FICTION

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A dark, unflinching ride into the core of a young man on a poetic journey to uncover the inner truth about himself and the world around him.

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It's a cliche, but in this case it's true: I sat down to glance at this book and wound up reading the whole thing. Many of the poems here focus on death, loss, and struggle and have a decidedly dark edge, but that's balanced with vivid, beautiful imagery and clever wordplay that leavens the tone with a bit of humor. It's compelling stuff, no doubt about that. Highly recommended.
 –James Reasoner, Spur Award nominee and author of Texas Wind

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Kyle J. Knapp (September 1, 1989 – June 18, 2013) was a poet, musician, and short story writer from Freeville, New York. His debut collection of prose, Pluvial Gardens, was released in 2012. He studied Social Sciences at Tompkins Cortland Community College and worked for the school as an English tutor. Kyle enjoyed nature, fishing, and playing guitar. A prolific artist, who, at the time of his passing, had written another two collections of poetry and a near-complete novel all slated for release through BEAT to a PULP.

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