Charming, funny, romantic, and fulfilling, Love and Other Bullshit is the culmination of a life spent writing poetry. Heavily influenced by the lyrical work of Edgar Allan Poe, Arthur Blackburn has done the impossible, cementing rhythmic verse's place in the twenty-first century. Absurd and irreverent his broad range of work seems almost boundless in its depth. The haunting final lines of "To Fear" leave one longing for more. "Thee take heed - If you never Come upon My tale to read. Know only this About my life, I loved I lived, But at length All I am, Is a murderous mystery Who used to be a...