Age of the Demon Tools

Poetry. "You have to slow down, and absorb calmly, the procession of gritty, pointillist gnarls of poesy that Mark Spitzer wittily weaves into his book. Just the title, AGE OF THE DEMON TOOLS, is so appropriate in this horrid age of inappropriate technology--you know, corruptly programmed voting machines, drones with missiles hovering above huts, and mind reading machines looming just a few years into the demon-tool future. When you do slow down, and tarry within Spitzer's neologism-packed litanies, you will find the footprints of bards such as Allen Ginsberg, whose tradition of embedding current events into the flow of poesy is one of the great beacons of the new century"--Ed Sanders. "Only dumbfucks will not read this book and exult. Spitzer's furious epic is a supremely satisfying blasphemous gorgeous cantankerous yowl for a generation of hep-infected-cats neutered by American supremidiocy. He has managed--quite un-nicely, thank you!--to tweeze every bloody splinter from our polluted and polluting culture"--Debra Di Blasi.