Old Man Howling at the Moon

Exploring the prose poem genre, Peter Johnson's latest work features a character he describes as the wise-fool Grumpy Old Everyman. These "complaints" reflect his influences from fourteenth-century France and resonate with the works of poets like Allen Ginsberg and Catullus. Johnson's signature comic touch and satirical voice provide a refreshing counterpoint to the prevalent irony in contemporary poetry, making this collection a timely contribution to the literary landscape.