Poetry. After winning the 2002 Tupelo Chapbook award presented by judge Ray Gonzlez, a full-length version of David Hernandez's imaginative, heartfelt work became inevitable. The author's eyes rove the landscape of his experience and focus on the details of shadows, his words giving a fresh accent to the pathos and unavoidable humor of loss. A new voice that's loud, lucid and impossible to ignore. "A HOUSE WAITING FOR MUSIC has enough verbal Hip-hop to get the cops called. Listen up!"-Kim Addonizio.
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Poetry. After winning the 2002 Tupelo Chapbook award presented by judge Ray Gonzlez, a full-length version of David Hernandez's imaginative, heartfelt work became inevitable. The author's eyes rove the landscape of his experience and focus on the details of shadows, his words giving a fresh accent to the pathos and unavoidable humor of loss. A new voice that's loud, lucid and impossible to ignore. "A HOUSE WAITING FOR MUSIC has enough verbal Hip-hop to get the cops called. Listen up!"-Kim Addonizio.
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