Ode to the Front End: Home Depot

It is about whatever you want it to be about. It is roughly a near five-hundred-page poem written in a time where poetry is on life support, and no one ever wants to read it. The book has humor and yet it is sardonic. It is about the human condition in a world less and less human. It mocks and disdains corporatism. Yet it also positions the extraordinary manner people with incalculable difficulties live their lives. What will you take away from this book? That depends on who you are and what you bring to it.