Anxiety Press/317 pgs
Excellent condition (New)
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The Destroyer Vol. 1 is a raw, unflinching descent into love, addiction, and obsession. Through fragments of poems, lyrics, and confessions, Andrew Mullenax captures the wreckage of a life lived on the edge: haunted by fame, poisoned by desire, and driven by the need to turn suffering into art. Brutal and unashamed, this is the secret notebook of a songwriter in freefall, where every page is a confession and every song is a last rite.
"This might be the most unrelenting poetry I have ever read. It’s over 300 pages that evoke running through the mind of a young man having a very long series of frenzied episodes. Imagine if Hubert Selby Jr. (Requiem For A Dream, 1978) was a Gen Z poet. These poems create a lyrical mania that makes me want to know what the soundtrack to this collection is."
- indie book blog
Anxiety Press/317 pgs
Excellent condition (New)
_____________________________________________________________
The Destroyer Vol. 1 is a raw, unflinching descent into love, addiction, and obsession. Through fragments of poems, lyrics, and confessions, Andrew Mullenax captures the wreckage of a life lived on the edge: haunted by fame, poisoned by desire, and driven by the need to turn suffering into art. Brutal and unashamed, this is the secret notebook of a songwriter in freefall, where every page is a confession and every song is a last rite.
"This might be the most unrelenting poetry I have ever read. It’s over 300 pages that evoke running through the mind of a young man having a very long series of frenzied episodes. Imagine if Hubert Selby Jr. (Requiem For A Dream, 1978) was a Gen Z poet. These poems create a lyrical mania that makes me want to know what the soundtrack to this collection is."
- indie book blog
