Lesbian Trapped in a Man’s Body
Brian Daly
It’s poetry’s answer to Temptation Island. Reality-based programming comes to poetry with Lesbian Trapped in a Man’s Body, a book that uses plain language, dramatic situations, and a no-holds-barred approach. It tells the story of a Yankee songwriter who seeks his fortune in Nashville and fights to survive the usual shtuff–inter-racial lust, betrayal, schoolgirl crushes, heavy drinking, gay love, kinky chicks, and your cheatin’ heart. A tale told in poems, Lesbian Trapped in a Man’s Body shows how it feels to be gurgling in the prime of life. It’s a book that’s guaran-damn-teed to make you laugh, cry–and blow lunch! Ad writing + songwriting = poetry Applying the techniques of ad writing and songwriting (catchy titles, strong first lines, bite-size pieces) first-time author Brian Daly disdains the arid, academic style and goes for the throat. And he’s funny, too. Using ‘whatever words it takes to make it real,’ he tells us of: –lusting after a teen in a doctor’s office (‘Catholic Girl’–see Excerpt) –contemplating the birth of his son (‘Letter to the Womb’) –bemoaning the disappearance of his favorite beverage (‘Death of the Best Wine Value in America’–see Excerpt) Lesbian Trapped in a Man’s Body–see how it feels.
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Details
| ISBN | 9780970637109 |
| Genre | Poetry |
| Publication Date | 01-Oct-01 |
| Publisher | Black Greyhound Media |
| Format | Paperback |
| No. of Pages | 80 |
| Language | English |
| Rating | NotRated |
| BookID | 7145 |
