If Gainer wrote motion pictures, they’d be noirs. If he wrote novels, they’d be pulp. But he doesn’t, he writes poems and they’re magic – that’s his secret, he knows how to find those open windows and the notes left there. When you’re with him, you soon learn he leaves no heart empty. So, if it’s a foggy night, if the lights are down low and maybe – a cigarette’s left burning, leave A Note in the Window. He’ll find you
Rattlesnake LittleBooks are half the size of a regular chapbook and are saddle-stapled. They are purse/pocket-sized collections
of mini-bites: quick, easy-to-read, but just as full of meat! Poetry with fangs, again – but more portable in this format.
Joining the Demented is a delicious sampling of a world few get to live in. But then again, few answer the invitation – this is yours...
Roxy is After Hours Poetry; when the lights go down and the memory of last call has faded into the exhaled smoke of a bummed
cigarette – Roxy comes to life. The poems are rooted in the street, caress (no slam) the frailties of the human relationship, lean
toward the erotic and show that honest poetry, feelings and emotions, cannot be confined by political correctness. In fact, Roxy is
not a politically correct collection. Cirillo, Gainer and Staple don’t tell those gentle lies.