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A poem from Scott Whitaker's new book "All My Rowdy

Performed by Nate McFadden and Cody Grimm.

A poem from Scott Whitaker's new book "All My Rowdy Friends".

Read by Nate McFadden with sound design by Cody Grimm.

What happens in the mind of a young boy sweating out a flu? Fever dreams!

How many more days can there be in this onslaught of poetry from Scott Whitaker's latest book? Good question. You will find no answers here!

Another rotating collaboration piece! This time Nate reads the poem and Cody does the sound collage/scoring/nightmare fueling creepy crawlies.

This track comes from the pages of Scott Whitaker's book where Cody read it. He then sent it to Nate for audio treatment. This sort of collaboration is always a happy surprise.

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All My Rowdy Friends is composed of poems about addicts, alcoholics, criminals, and derelicts. Friends also explores gender dysphoria through the Tiresias stories. The poems are both personal and personal myth all at once, and Friends is as much about telling stories as it is anything else.

"All My Rowdy Friends is sex appeal met with man’s uncertainty; dark with an edgy bite to it. Love painted stark, pain written thick; a beautiful photograph. There’s a grit to the sex that makes it squirm. Poetry that includes visits to childhood, to mind­altering states and beyond, and a cast of characters that will slice your fingers if you press the page too hard."
Jax Miller, best selling author of Freedom's Child

Batman wears a very sexy suit.

This is more of an 'inspired by' piece for the intro page for section II of the book.

The City Makes You Beautiful is poem #4 in a collection of excellent work from Scott Whitaker.

This one is still and stripped down. As always, his work is very evocative of places, some I know and some I don't. This one is all Boston.