Holland is a poet whose words have a velocity, plasticity, and distinctly American sound. A self-proclaimed child of the sixties, Holland cites a number of diverse influences, including Malcolm Lowery, Walt Whitman, Edgar Allan Poe, Samuel Coleridge, Bob Dylan, and Jim Morrison. Like many of the Beat generation, a certain literary gravity is present, but at the same time there is a palpable presence of contemporary and popular culture.

Copyright 2010 by DB Holland | ISBN: 0-9778806-2-1

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