The Final Word...: Incoherent ramblings from Matt Rouse - Rouse, Matthew William
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At some point in time between the rebellion and the self-indulgence, strange things happen. Things like having children. Matt Rouse captures in poetry, rants and prose what happens when you find yourself in that strangest of places: maturity. In this chapbook Rouse records his experiences roasting marshmallows, waiting at the Starbucks, fishing, fighting to take back possession of his smart phone, turning 40, and being a dad. All of this done in his signature style of: drink a lot of coffee and read it really fast. enjoy!

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At some point in time between the rebellion and the self-indulgence, strange things happen. Things like having children. Matt Rouse captures in poetry, rants and prose what happens when you find yourself in that strangest of places: maturity. In this chapbook Rouse records his experiences roasting marshmallows, waiting at the Starbucks, fishing, fighting to take back possession of his smart phone, turning 40, and being a dad. All of this done in his signature style of: drink a lot of coffee and read it really fast. enjoy!
Autorenporträt
Matt Rouse lives in Orange County. He started out his poetry career in the slam scene, even attending the National Poetry Slam as part of the Chico CA slam team one year in the late 1990s. He can't remember which. After a life of sex, drugs and performance poetry caught up with him and bit him in the rear, Rouse took a fifteen year smoke break. Recently returning to form; he has found that his booming voice, theatre experience and the philosophy of "drink a lot of coffee and read it really fast" has brought him victories in spoken word contests and praise for his innovative and interactive poetry. Sometimes he writes things down. His work has been published online at culturedvultures.com and on themetaworker.com. He has two muses; Lois and Bonnie. They are his greatest works of Poetry.