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In the tradition of Whitman (Leaves of Grass) and Ginsberg (The Fall of America), I Feel Your Doughnut Pain examines the pros and cons (pun intended) of the greatest social experiment of the last 250 years. This expansive, introspective collection is timely and timeless, historical and topical, while written in a direct, often musical, bite-sized and sprawling yet easy-to-understand language that runs the gamut of emotions without losing sight of earthly potential and the optimystic.
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