Without Anesthesia

After almost a ten-year pause and prophylactic (in his words) absence from the book market, the 34-year-old poet and journalist published his second poetry collection entitled Without Anesthesia". Editor of the book is Elin Rahnev. The author emphasizes that the poems included in the publication are a sharp reaction to the sedentary feelings of modern man, political and media clichés at the time of product placement of images and events for single or multiple uses. He says he relies on sudden and direct writing, but he does not run away from the long-settled metaphors and the revealed irony, which in his own way responds to the worsening and consuming passions of today's accelerated society and the breakdown of the intimate. The book, says the poet, contains not only publicly involved, but also more intimate texts that assume the short-term troubles and personal failures of the author, but also the triumphantly inspired sensitivity in the age of unpredictable living on the road of arbitrariness.

You can read more texts from the author at www.petarpetrov.blogspot.com