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shaelenae's review
While I loved his collection Dirty Pretty Things, most of the poetry in this book felt pretentious and not the least bit profound.
danijfrendo's review
1.0
Didn’t make me feel anything. Bought it for the cover and love for poetry but was left very disappointed
hadleygenelle's review
4.0
This is my first time reading any of Faudet’s pieces, so the fact that this book was an overarching collection of his other books was appealing to me. It had a good variety of themes that beckoned various emotions.
I like the pictures he is able to paint. The stories he told and the pieces about books/reading/writing/words themselves were my favorite. His pieces about sex spoke to me less—probably because it’s a man writing about sex which usually inspires an eye-roll from me.
I like the pictures he is able to paint. The stories he told and the pieces about books/reading/writing/words themselves were my favorite. His pieces about sex spoke to me less—probably because it’s a man writing about sex which usually inspires an eye-roll from me.
whothefuckiseliza's review
2.0
Literally just a collection of poems from his other books.. nothing new here
elaread29's review
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? N/A
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
5.0
allmysecretspourout's review
5.0
Michael Faudet was introduced to me through his partner, Lang Leav. Lang Leav has been my favorite poet for many many years. I like to say if Lang Leav is sugar or honey, Michael is lemon pepper, a little sour and a little heat. This book contained new and previously published poems, I included my favorites. I will warn if you’re looking for a new poetry book, be aware Michael does write many poems that contain explicit sexual content. A wonderful read.
urmomsgooch's review
1.0
i applaud you for getting bitches mr. faudet. but i beg of you, put down the pen and stick with the pussy