Review: Poetry Sucker Punch Death Hit - Dos and Don'ts
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2014
This superb verse novelette blew me away. Bilof deftly handles his words like a pro and creates a surreal and bizarre world full of violence, broken dreams and redemption. At times, the verse and the expert handling of the narrative structure and the inline dialogue/monologue sequences remind me of Dorothy Porter's 'The Monkey's Mask' and/or John Tranters - 'The Floor of Heaven' - it's that good. Do yourself a favor and grab a copy of this wonderfully disturbing collection.Do buy a copy. Do read it cover to cover for full effect. Do expect violence, horror, death, mayhem, fantastical flights of imagination and gore. Do expect to be challenged. Do expect to read 'between the lines'. Do read as a literary, and oftentimes surreal' work of art (think W.S. Burrounghs, Bunuel, Gyson etc). Do expect metaphor, simile, poetic license and profundity of thought.Don't pass this one by. Don't forget to check out his other work - I've read some of his titles and they're good.