David Blaine’s Antisocial reviewed at Calliope Nerve

The first review of David Blaine’s Antisocial poetry chapbook has appeared, from Constance Stadler over at Calliope Nerve. We’ve published Constance’s suff here at OWC a few times, so it means a lot that she has such nice things to say about our first in a series of OW Press chapbooks.

Here’s a taste:

One of the true delights of this rich volume is the unexpected. David’s originality, insights, raw talent and puckish wit combine to making this book a must-read.

You want to experience that same elation? Pre Order a copy of Antisocial now. Your status as a cool literatuér diminishes proportionally to the number of days you wait to order a copy. Hurry, before you become Spencer Pratt.

Caleb J. Ross

Caleb J. Ross has been published widely, both online and in print. He graduated with a degree in English Lit and a minor in creative writing from Emporia State University in 2005. He is the author of Charactered Pieces: stories (OW Press), Stranger Will: a novel (Otherworld Publications, 2011), As a Machine and Parts (Aqueous Books, 2011) and, I Didn’t Mean to Be Kevin: a novel (Black Coffee Press, 2011).

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