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Cloud Lake Literary reviews "Plumstuff"
Caprice Hogg of Cloud Lake Literary reviews Rolli's Plumstuff.
"Plumstuff is a book of poetry and sketches that kept me coming back for more..."
"To quote one of Rolli’s poems, “Though no one’s swung by anyone’s opinion the redundant tongue worms on.” As such, in my opinion, this book is for anyone who enjoys poetry or who would like to spend time getting to know poetry."
Now available through our sister house EditoraNTN!
We are delighted to announce the inauguration of our sister house EditoraNTN servicing the Lusitanic world with our first two titles -- available soon at finer retailers everywhere. COMING SOON in ENGLISH!
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Joe Haward of Cinnabar Moth Literary Collections reviews Rolli's "Plumstuff"
"... a collection by a writer who has developed his craft well, and we the reader get to savor the delights."
Joe Haward - Cinnabar Moth Literary Collections
The Poetry Question reviews "Plumstuff"
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https://thepoetryquestion.com/2022/03/22/review-plumstuff-rolli-8thhousepublishing/
PLUMSTUFF by Rolli is now available!
8th House Publishing is proud to announce the release of Rolli's (Charles Anderson's) PLUMSTUFF.
Rolli is a Canadian author, cartoonist and songwriter and the author of many acclaimed books for adults and children, including Kabungo and The Sea-Wave. Rolli’s stories, poems, drawings and essays are staples of The New York Times, The Saturday Evening Post, Playboy, The Wall Street Journal, Reader’s Digest, The Walrus, Rattle and other top outlets.
A poet-robot—a chain-smoking seductress—a dying connoisseur. All of these characters and more make appearances in this strikingly original poetry collection from acclaimed Canadian writer and illustrator Rolli.
The moon’s
a cool
moscato and
the sun
a sauvignon
Ripe with Rolli’s trademark economy, quotabilty and wit, these are poems to be gulped down like summer fruit.