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    Free Poetry For Starving Luchadors
    Free Poetry For Starving Luchadors
    Free Poetry For Starving Luchadors
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    Free Poetry For Starving Luchadors

    By Joseph Randazzo

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    Joseph Randazzo is a writer from Long Island who spent several years in the dank, uncreative, gossipy world of news and entertainment writing. After realizing these fields were endeavors meant for the spiritually dead and uncreative, he embarked on a journey which found him writing poetry and fiction.

    These 400+ poems were written in the winter and springtime months of 2016. Some are absurd. Some are political. Some show an adoration for the world of professional wrestling.

    His Instagram page, @ChokeslamPoet, is where you can find daily updates of his work. You can also find the book's cover illustrator, Lisa Terrana, on Instagram as well. @Terranasaur is where you can get a glimpse of the brain child behind the Lucha Poodle.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoseph Randazzo
    Release dateSep 15, 2016
    ISBN9781370392469
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