| Crossroads is the second book of poems and antipoems by Todd Fabozzi. Written in a time of political transformation, war, economic meltdown, resource scarcity, and looming natural catastrophes; from the perspective of a writer with a ringside seat to a rusting and rotting urban America; confronting the fallout of globalization, virtualization, and over-consumption; weaving stories shaped like poems and argued like essays; crafted in a new language fit for sound-bite times; to make you laugh, and sigh, and shake your head wondering why? struggling to keep smiling as we teeter on the brink, here at the crossroads, where you can find the scattered dots, waiting to be connected ... waiting for the revolution that will not take place without poets.
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| Umbrageous Embers is the first collection of poems and antipoems by Todd Fabozzi. It is a wry and scathing rip through the wreckage of the American Dream. Scaling from the social to the personal, from local to global, a unique combination of reasoned indignation and humor, this insightful writing probes the essence of our twisted condition here in the opening decade of the 21st century.
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