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Rush Hour
Fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. First edition - First printing, a slim trade paperback. Author's second collection of poems - one which evokes the daily life of a city and its people. The title poem, the final one in the collection, is a image of a young man poised to jump from a freeway overpass. 82 pp.
82 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1997
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August 21, 2019
I stumbled on this delightful book of poetry in a Little Free Library on Marshall Avenue in the Cities. Rush Hour is equal parts treasure trove of quirky characters and bildungsroman of an Irish Catholic boy. Perhaps, if anyone were to be the James Joyce of the Twin Cities, it would be Kevin Fitzpatrick. He understands the way cities live and breathe, and his poetry is a delight to read.
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