Almost Nothing to Be Scared Of

These poems often spring from unlikely sources: professional wrestling, Adam and Eve at the Jersey shore, the misguided promise of tinfoil hats, Uncle Bud on the Moon, Debbie Fuller on Pluto, debatable Bigfoot nomenclature, Richard Nixons social-media rejuvenation, and a Nebraska policemans run-in with space aliens who tell him, We want you to believe in usbut not too much. In Almost Nothing to Be Scared Of, David Clewells most expansive work yet, readers will discover a multiplicity of new ways to take heartsurely no small thing in a world where were too often asked to take what wed rather not.