Scrawled into notebooks from the familiar comforts of temporary homes and the passenger seats of mechanically unsound vehicles adrift on the highways and back roads of America, Perfect Sleeping Weather is fifteen years of thoughts, observations, facts, and fictions hammered into a collection of poetry that, according to one reader, "sounds like a sigh."In this, his first book, writer/drummer/comedian Larry Fulford reflects on the usual -- life, death, love, and leaving -- while still managing to name-check Van Halen. Twice.
Scrawled into notebooks from the familiar comforts of temporary homes and the passenger seats of mechanically unsound vehicles adrift on the highways and back roads of America, Perfect Sleeping Weather is fifteen years of thoughts, observations, facts, and fictions hammered into a collection of poetry that, according to one reader, "sounds like a sigh." In this, his first book, writer/drummer/comedian Larry Fulford reflects on the usual -- life, death, love, and leaving -- while still managing to name-check Van Halen. Twice.
