Publisher's Synopsis
Poetry. Thomas Patrick Levy's poems evoke a darkly lit American otherworld filled with withering cornstalks, rusted tractors and pulsating shadows. The narrator of these poems is an amorphous Nowhere Man, one whose desperation and longing crystallize in passionate non sequiturs and moments of heartrending tenderness, often towards an equally shadowy female presence. Reading proliferation of ingenious sentences in I DON'T MIND IF YOU'RE FEELING ALONE is a singular experience that is as haunting as it is touching.--Ben Mirov
These pieces fold in on themselves, light but sharp and sensual too; sexy little papercuts from the inside of an origami box.--Amelia Gray
