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Evocative of Charles Bukowski in its mix of rough-edged bravado and deep tenderness, Fisher of Men conveys the beauty and pain of a life lived in defiance of societal expectations, rooted in an unconventional faith. Alternately raucously funny, heartbreaking, luminous and deadly serious, Koetting's novel wrestles with the deep questions of faith: how it informs the way we live, the way we relate to others and the way we die.

Bradley Koetting is an atavism. A thing - like the working cowboy, Nature, God or sex - which persists, though someone somewhere is always sounding its death knell. A poet, writing not to please a writing workshop or an inner circle or his own ego, but from a bald need to communicate experience. Communicating it bluntly, honestly. At the edge, there's always the possibility of falling off, a "lacunal fall," to use one of the poet's phrases. But that fall, that abyss has something in common with the dark "cloud of unknowing," described in the 14th century Christian mystical text of the same...

many refer to him as the Bukowski of Texas he disagrees saying "eat ass" you decide selected poems by bradley f koetting