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Most Likely to Die
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ISBN10: 0692227695
ISBN13: 9780692227695
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Sep 5 2014
Pages: 68
Weight: 0.20
Height: 0.14 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
ISBN13: 9780692227695
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Sep 5 2014
Pages: 68
Weight: 0.20
Height: 0.14 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Writing in the voice of a rock and roll icon like Keith Richards is an incredible risk, but Hilary Sideris proves up to the task. 'Most Likely to Die' is a romp. With each poem's series of couplets like a guitar tab, her fingering is spot on -- she hits all the notes, and dishes out some wicked riffs. -- Gerry LaFemina, author of Steampunk and Vanishing Horizon
You needn't give a toss about Keith Richards or his autobiography to love Hilary Sideris's 'Most Likely To Die.' Each poem is a stand-alone vignette, with the lasting resonance of a haiku. But the cumulative power of this volume is visceral. These poems, one after another, each as rich as a blues 78, have attitude while still being tender. Covering the full arc of Richards's life, from wartime Britain to Altamont and other crossroads, these poems exemplify how a precise image or anecdote can make an everyman out of an icon. -- Steve Koenig, Editor of Acoustic Levitation
WOW. Where does one begin? As a jazzman of the same generation, on a similar path, and the designated driver for several stoned-out peers, to and from the famous Altamont concert, I find these poems ring many distant and familiar bells. Earthy and scathingly honest reflections on the Rolling Stones' interactions with substances, one another and their early musical influences, this is a clear and concise portal into their lives and processes of creating the music we've come to know and love. -- Ron McClure, Bassist
Published by Poets Wear Prada, Hoboken, NJ
WOW. Where does one begin? As a jazzman of the same generation, on a similar path, and the designated driver for several stoned-out peers, to and from the famous Altamont concert, I find these poems ring many distant and familiar bells. Earthy and scathingly honest reflections on the Rolling Stones' interactions with substances, one another and their early musical influences, this is a clear and concise portal into their lives and processes of creating the music we've come to know and love. -- Ron McClure, Bassist
Published by Poets Wear Prada, Hoboken, NJ
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