From the Author's Private Collection
 
Published: 2015, Birds LLC

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"Poetry, like cat urine, can ruin the integrity of a room," writes Eric Amling, but "it can also be a stealthy dominatrix." It is and does both in these startled, subversive poems, which churn up a disordered glee. But it's reassuring to know that "All of these works will be filed in a custom matrix/ Approved by third-tier analysts/ In a hall of dueling national anthems.  - John Ashbery














Wet Manual

Published: 2026, b l u s h 

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These poems sing the abject, the relentlessly nihil. A narrative of our collective tragedy, they "make nothing out of something." And yet their author--a prophet of post-internet malaise & perverse delights--seeks to transmute the detritus of a fallen age into something worthy of mourning, of magic: "white lies into silken flowers." Catnip for the void.
—Sara Nicholson