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From the Foreword:

The COODLE Society is a work of fiction, at least in part.

It is another matter entirely in regard to the events described. Many actually came right from the daily headlines. These things were occurring with alarming frequency as the book was being written. There was no shortage of disturbing, even horrific, events to choose from to depict the deteriorating state of affairs in the world. That part of the story is all too real.

As for the outcome, no one can say whether it is fact or fiction because it hasn't happened yet, but the...

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a five-person collective known as Fly gave now-legendary poetry readings in and around Baltimore, Maryland. Their poems-formally diverse, topically challenging, both witty and intense, variously hilarious and fulminating-emerged from the conflicting energies of those literary and political times and the group's affinities and enmities. At risk of being lost to history, the poems are here presented in their final states as collected by the group's organizer, Barrymore Ashe, before his untimely death. This provocative volume joins the lineage of Lyrical...