Fragments of an Idle, by Tom Pennacchini

Poetry, chapbook, 40 pages, from Bottlecap Features.

Fragments of an Idle is a collection of poetry comprised of jots that were largely composed on the stroll while wandering NYC. These myriad reflections, observations, perceptions and musings are an individual response to the universals — fear, loneliness and isolation as well as the need for solitude and its renewal powers and the leavening balm of humor.

Tom Pennacchini is a flaneur living in NYC. He has been nominated for a Pushcart and has had stuff published in various online journals and magazines such as The Free Poet, Mojave Heart Review, Jalmurra, The Scarlet Leaf, Poems for All, Free Lit Magazine, Backchannels, Loud Coffee Press, Mason Street Journal, Portsmouth Poetry, the Fictional Café, Euphony Journal, KGB Lit Journal, Oddball Magazine, Stick Figure Poetry, Lothlorien Journal, Literary Revelations Press and others.