The Impossibility of Dreams

by David B. Axelrod

First published 2007

I cannot write a synopsis for this book because the source describes it as poetry, but the book information lists it as fiction. The source clearly states this is "an edgy book of poetry" with "poems" that are "solid, imagistic, frank and honest." Poetry collections require a different approach than fiction narratives. Axelrod's verse work avoids conventional sweetness and accessibility while maintaining sophisticated imagery. The Small Press Review selected this collection as one of their top picks. These poems speak directly without sugar coating. Readers expecting gentle or playful verse should look elsewhere. The collection balances straightforward language with complex literary technique.

Genres: literary-criticism, literary-fiction, contemporary, poetry

Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: complex-literary-technique

48 pages · Paperback · Ahadada Pr

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