by David Rullo (Author)
Tired Scenes From A City Window is David Rullo's first collection of poetry. Rullo spent close to a decade writing and selecting the poetry in Tired Scenes From A City Window. Tired Scenes From A City Window is a reflection of urban life. Rullo tells his story in a voice all his own. His influences include Kerouac, Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti as well as other Beat writers. In the tradition of most Beat Poetry Rullo's tales reflect from the outside and on the fringes of society. Tired Scenes From A City Window is a collection of poetry you'll read from cover to cover again and again.
Author Biography
David Rullo is a poet, freelance writer, journalist, musician and artist. His work is influenced by the Beat Writers, especially Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and Lawrence Ferlinghetti. Rullo has been published in various literary magazines including Exhausted Ramblings, Cavalcade, Pendulum and more. For over a year Rullo penned the weekly column/blog Aging Hip Replacement for the pop culture website Popblerd. As a musician Rullo is a member of the two-piece experimental band Centrale Electrique and the ambient/electronic project Architects of the Atmosphere.