Self-Publishing Review (4 stars)
What this book is, is cool. Mirarchi tends to the rock 'n roll end of poetry composition, and it's highly entertaining. He doesn't much go for cultural reference, more that he sees and writes, and this is refreshing, because it's coming from an original place. The anthology has been arranged well, too. It's almost in an arc, like a movie. Mirarchi makes you work for your prizes, and not all poems will be immediately accessible. It would be real fun to see this writer tackle a novel with the same textures, but for now, this book is sure to capture some fans.
Readers' Favorite (5 Stars)
The literary art of ‘making strange’ has truly been achieved here ... a highly visual and thought-provoking experience.
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