Unincorporated Persons in the late Honda Dynasty will give you witty view of modern American life, written by one of the most popular free verse American poets, Tony Hoagland.
You will enjoy in personal views of the writer whose sense of humor exceed another dimension, poems which content you'd want to read to someone to make him question his own preferences, poems that will make you think about all things that surrounds you and that you don't pay attention to. Each of them is brilliant, written in smart verses.

What I especially liked about Hoagland's poetry is his narrative style. He is doing it exceptionally well, his opening lines are always hooking and poetic imagery in each poem immense. It's one of a kind.

I wanted to buy other poetry books that he published. I'm hooked totally.

Even though I'm not American I've found plenty of information about American life that is, through his eyes, witty, complexed and poignant. His poetry is intimate and catchy. I feel like I can read it all over again and never get bored.

Tony Hoagland is author of three previous poetry collections, "What Narcissism Means to Me" and "Donkey Gospel", and a collection of essays on Poetry and Craft. He teaches at university of Houston.

For the readers and writers of traditional poetry Tony Hoagland would be great example why you should enjoy in reading and writing free verse. I'd recommend this book to everyone who wants a good laugh about ordinary American life yet totally heartfelt and honest.

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