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This is a collection of literary poetry for adults by a Pushcart Prize-nominated author. The titles and quoted descriptions suggest the work engages with psychological distress, existential themes, and darker emotional content. Without access to the full text, it's difficult to gauge intensity precisely, but the poems appear to address mature emotional and philosophical themes rather than being written for a young audience. The collection seems intended primarily for adult readers interested in contemporary literary poetry.
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A new collection of poetry from Pushcart Prize and Bram Stoker Award nominated author Maxwell I. Gold! "Neurotica is filled with stitched words, seamless, that express breathless desolations and scorching devastations..." —Ai Jiang, Bram Stoker and Nebula award-winning author of Linghun Thirty-two bold new literary poe... A new collection of poetry from Pushcart Prize and Bram Stoker Award nominated author Maxwell I. Gold! "Neurotica is filled with stitched words, seamless, that express breathless desolations and scorching devastations..." —Ai Jiang, Bram Stoker and Nebula award-winning author of Linghun Thirty-two bold new literary poems including "A Stretch of Highway", "A Prelude to Madness", "A Picture of Dead Stars in the Sky", and more paint a modern, interpersonal portrait of the Jewish poet. Neurotica features an introduction from Bram Stoker Award winner John Langan (The Fisherman).
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ISBN 9798897320271 · Simon and Schuster