Feral Kingdom, by James H Duncan

Feral Kingdom

by James H Duncan

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1.	Phone Booth in Tujunga, CA 01:07	buy track
2.	Badlands 01:47	buy track
3.	Feral Kingdom 01:32	buy track
4.	Interstate 00:51	buy track
5.	The Bar Down the Street Where We Never Went 01:40	buy track
6.	The Radius of Everything 00:55	buy track
7.	Spiders at Night 01:44	buy track
8.	Death of the Cool 00:27	buy track
9.	Kingdom of the Night 00:59	buy track
10.	Secret Butcher 01:22	buy track
11.	Hidden by the Smell of Flowers 01:06	buy track
12.	The Future You See In Her Eyes 01:12	buy track
13.	You Never Hear the Shot That Kills You 01:14	buy track
14.	The Ghost of Your Heart to Greet Me 01:47	buy track
15.	Breakwater Morning 01:14	buy track
16.	The Mice Have Abandoned the Woodpile 01:22	buy track
17.	Three White Pills 01:15	buy track
18.	Legs and Heels 01:14	buy track
19.	Not Unlike Feathers 01:35	buy track
20.	This Bird is on Fire 01:24	buy track
21.	Road Kill 02:51	buy track
22.	When We Talk About Dreams 01:09	buy track
23.	Death Row Escape 00:55	buy track
24.	No Harvest 01:21	buy track
25.	Apartment 5-D 01:23	buy track
26.	Cursed Ship 00:54	buy track
27.	Peripheral Magic 01:13	buy track
28.	Blue Infinity 00:40	buy track
29.	Sunday May 00:38	buy track
30.	Strawberry Brunette 03:30	buy track
31.	The Postcard 00:53	buy track
32.	The Lost Rivers of Night 01:01	buy track
33.	New Streets, Old Streets 01:30	buy track
34.	Bright Skies, Cool Nights 01:40	buy track
35.	West Texas Skyway 01:51	buy track

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Poems abandoned and cut loose, crawling through the holes in the back fence, running beyond the town line, and disappearing down sprawling country roads into a world unknown. Hidden between the loves and jobs and homes we claim, there is a lonely place of raw nerves and restless nights, of bars drenched in neon and highways promising something better. There’s a feral kingdom out there, and all of us have to walk through it, one way or another.

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released April 23, 2019

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James H Duncan Albany, New York

James H Duncan is the editor of Hobo Camp Review and the author of 17+ books of poetry and fiction, including Proper Etiquette in the Slaughterhouse Line, We Are All Terminal But This Exit Is Mine, and Vacancy. A former editor with Writer’s Digest and American Artist magazine, he travels and reviews indie bookshops at The Bookshop Hunter blog. He resides in upstate New York. ... more