Yesterday Won't Goodbye - Ellis, Brian
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Brian S. Ellis' second book, Yesterday Won't Goodbye, explores the authors wild origins and punk rock Americana in powerful poetic form.
Within the pages of Yesterday Won't Goodbye, Brian Ellis embarks on a poetic odyssey that interlaces his real-life encounters with vivid and innovative language. This collection exudes a punk rock Americana spirit, reverberating forcefully throughout every verse, as Ellis fearlessly explores the tapestry of his own experiences, inviting readers to join him on this visceral and introspective journey. With open arms, the author's words extend a warm embrace…mehr

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Brian S. Ellis' second book, Yesterday Won't Goodbye, explores the authors wild origins and punk rock Americana in powerful poetic form.
Within the pages of Yesterday Won't Goodbye, Brian Ellis embarks on a poetic odyssey that interlaces his real-life encounters with vivid and innovative language. This collection exudes a punk rock Americana spirit, reverberating forcefully throughout every verse, as Ellis fearlessly explores the tapestry of his own experiences, inviting readers to join him on this visceral and introspective journey. With open arms, the author's words extend a warm embrace to readers, beckoning them into a realm of potent poetic expression that boldly defies conventional norms. Ellis's poetry possesses the uncanny ability to captivate the soul, leaving a mark on those who dare to venture into the world he creates through his evocative verses.
Autorenporträt
Brian S. Ellis is a writer and performer based out of Jamaica Plain. He's represented the Boston Poetry Slam at the National Poetry Slam and the Individual World Poetry Slam and co-founded the Whitehaus Family Record, a venue and arts collective in Jamaica Plain. His writing has appeared online in Danse Macabre magazine and in England in Lunchbox Quarterly. He has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize twice.