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Rodeo of the Soul
Daniel W. Wright is a mid-western son who loves and loathes the red brick town that surrounds him. A poet of the no collar work force, Wright's work has appeared in the Gasconade Review as well as underground zines Bad Jacket, Acid Kat, and Crappy Hour as well as online reviews like The Rye Whiskey Review. His previous works include The Death of the Ladies Man, Small Town Blues: Early Lyrics and Poems, Portrait, Murder City Special, and Working Bohemian's Blues. Wright currently lives in St. Louis where you can usually find him in a bar or a bookstore.
From Obscurity to Oblivion
Daniel W. Wright's latest book of poetry, From Obscurity to Oblivion: Collected Poems 2008-2017, stands as a necessary prequel to his established oeuvre. If his previous poetic works were Wright's stoic, calloused, sore thumbs stuck defiantly up to wind, this collection is the hammer smashing flesh and bone. Wright reveals the tragic origin of his romantic heart. Laced through with rock n' roll and literary iconography, the poet has pieced together his bleeding heart, and presented it in its persisting softness. The genuine pumping of Wright's poetry, however, must not be mistaken for any putting on of airs. These are real, living memories here, not some passing occurrence, but persistent, e...
Brian Epstein Died for You
"Dan Wright's Brian Epstein Died for You is the evolution of the artist as a young man. In it, Wright explores the drunken moonlight of St. Louis nights, his own struggle to just get by, and just exactly how it is he came to be here. This is a collection that offers no easy answers, much like life itself." -John Dorsey, Author of Your Daughter's Country "Daniel W. Wright is one thing that's rare these days - a true original. His work connects on all the right levels and you will never be let down when you see his name on a cover. Brian Epstein Died for You is a book that, from start to finish, will stay with you and is a must for any true fan of great poetry." -John Patrick Robbins, Editor-in-Chief of the Rye Whiskey Review.
Snake Oil
Daniel W. Wright's Snake Oil is a sardonic snapshot of the kind ofcult of personality and fire & brimstone that still permeates inthe 21st century. An example of the lengths people will go to feelgood and the exhaustion from trying to prove yourself right whennobody cares. With tongue firmly in cheek, Wright's latest workshows the underbelly of happiness and righteousness.
Strange Tales from Cherokee Street
Daniel W. Wright is an award-nominated poet and fiction writer. He most recently wrote the foreword for Sacred Decay: The Art of Lauren Marx (Dark Horse, 2021). He is the author of eight collections of poetry, including Love Letters from the Underground (Spartan Press, 2021), Rodeo of the Soul (Spartan Press, 2019), and Murder City Special (Bad Jacket, 2017). His work has appeared in print journals such as The Literary Parrot, BUK100, 365 Days, and Gasconade Review, as well as online journals such as Book of Matches. He currently resides in St. Louis, MO, where you can usually find him in a bar or a bookstore. Jim McGowin has a background in media communications and visual art. He prefers to...
The Washingtons. Volume 1
This is the initial volume of a comprehensive history that traces the “Presidential line” of the Washingtons. Volume one begins with the immigrant John Washington who settled in Westmoreland Co., Va., in 1657, married Anne Pope, and was the great-grandfather of President George Washington. This volume continues the story of John and Anne’s family for a total of seven generations, collecting over 5,000 direct descendants. Future volumes will trace eight more generations with a total of over 63,000 descendants. Although structured in a genealogical format for the sake of clarity, this is no bare bones genealogy but a true family history with over 1,200 detailed biographical narratives. T...
Daniel E. Wright Papers, 1904-1960
(CONTINUED) During this period he pioneered the use of DDT to control malaria, dysentery, and other endemic diseases afflicting the Greek population. Collection contains materials dealing with the Panama Canal, the public health activities of the Rockefeller Foundation, and the UNRRA and the UNPHS. Also includes extensive correspondence to his family while a colonel on the staff of Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and later of the U.S. Middle Eastern Command Headquarters in Cairo, and photographs (ca. 250) from his travels.
Tonight's Main Event
Amazing to me that in 25 years, I've never written poems about pro wrestling. I've written fan fiction and other things when I was much younger, but never poems along these lines. I've broken everything down into three sections. One for my memories. One for random topics I felt like writing about. The third is a shoot interview with a fictional wrestler named Mark Prime. When Dan Wright asked me if I was interested in doing this book with him, a lot of different ideas and anecdotes from my past suddenly came rushing to me. I realized as I started writing these that I had far more negative associations with this weird, amazing form of athletic entertainment than positive ones. This book doesn...
