Heady Bloom

Fans of the lively, lyric poetry in the style of James Tate and Mary Ruefle Readers of Heather Christle, Natalie Shapiro, Matthew Dickman, and Nick Laird Faulkner turns Advil into a half-personification (i.e., it’s a character who says things) that he can speak with to explore his relationship with pain and his reliance on the drug Heady and hilarious headache poems. Over 36 million Americans have migraines, yet there is no cure and most must learn to deal with the everyday pain. Heady Bloom uses wit and humour to look at what it’s like to live with this pain. Blurbs forthcoming