
- Publisher: Burning Effigy Press
- Edition: First
- Published: November 1, 2003
WARNING: This is poetry. This book also contains real life. May contain sadness, happiness, heartache, observations, obscenities, lust, distrust, ephemeral truths, unreliable memories, dreams, rage, unanswered questions, and ultimate joy. Do not take personally, or internally. Devour at your own risk.
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“A fanciful treat of wit and erotic soul. Open the book to any page, and fall into the poem as you would fall into an unknown journey. One moment truth, one moment love, then a sudden attack by the hideous beasts of the subconscious.” – Norman Cristofoli, poet
“This book is a treasure where words connect and reverberate to create dark insights to the human soul. Shockingly honest, harsh, sensitive and subtle… Some Words Spoken deserves your curiosity.” – Malgorzata Nowacka, Artistic Director, The Chimera Project
“Any work of art, especially poetic forms, should excite the reader both on a cerebral and visceral level. Gould and Kuebler have achieved this with all manner of poetic effects such as the use of thought provoking and fascinating titles; fascinating experiments in formal word play; as well as conducting a kind of heart-play in which the female parts play a roundelay of mutually enhancing roles in pithy but passionate flirtations. This work comes highly recommended and one can only hope that other writers take note of this as a signpost for future collaborative efforts.” – Nik Beat, host of HOWL on CIUT Radio.