Frederick Seidel
Frederick Seidel is an American poet known for his sharp social commentary and often controversial subject matter. Born on February 19, 1936, in St. Louis, Missouri, he has been described as a poet of high artistic sophistication, with a body of work that spans several decades. His poetry is noted for its formal elegance and provocative content, touching on themes such as wealth, power, and social issues. Seidel's style is distinctive for its blend of refinement and edginess, and he has been both praised and criticized for his unflinching approach to sensitive topics.
Books
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1. Ooga-Booga
"Ooga-Booga" is a collection of poems that explore the human condition in the modern world with a brutally honest and often controversial perspective. The author uses vivid and dark imagery to depict themes of love, death, politics, and societal decay. The poems are often characterized by their unflinching examination of the darker aspects of life, and their ability to incite both discomfort and reflection in the reader.
