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    Subterfuge Sobriety: A Collection of Absurdist Poetry

    By Connor Doyle, Michael Barrow and Thomas McPhee

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    SUBTERFUGE SOBRIETY is a collection of obscene poems, songs, and pieces of prose that reflect on the abstruseness of modern literature, the chaotic political climate of new millennium, and the absurdist nature of life. Some may call it charming and deep. Others may call it pervasive and degenerate. It’s all of the above - and more! So, if you are in the mood for disturbing nonsense, this book might be your cup of tea or coffee or whatever floats your boat.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 8, 2017
    ISBN9781365583711
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