These Are Not My Words

Echoing Chuck Palahniuk's statement, ""Nothing of me is original. I am the combined effort of everyone I've ever known,"" this collection explores identity. These poems drift down rivers of old, using histories private and public and visit with people that I love and loathe. Through heroes and villains, music and cartoons, literature and comics, science and wonder, and shadow and light, each poem canals the various channels of self and invention. As in the poem, ""Credentials,"" ""I am a collage of memories and unicorn stickers . . . [by] those that have witnessed and been witnessed.""

Donovan Hufnagle is a husband, a father of three, and a professor of English and humanities. He moved from Southern California to Prescott, Arizona to Fort Worth, Texas. He has four poetry collections: Raw Flesh Flash: The Incomplete, Unfinished Documenting Of, Shoebox, 30 Days of 19, and The Sunshine Special. He has many publications in various literary journals and magazines.

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