Volume 3 of Dog On A Chain Press's Lantern Lit series. Contemporary poetry from modern poets, poets that are poets at the very gnarl of their being. Includes the second part of Mat Gould's Vol. 1 offering, the continuation of the subtle apocalypse he is known for. Utilizing molotov and a solitary faith in the amassing duality of existence, sustaining solidarity with a brimstone awareness of the native landscapes gospel at its basis of instinct and need, albeit it is the most domestic of purpose that humanity willingly persists. Alan Catlin deliberates amongst great bards, with quick prose and tangled notes, those of whom have had flourished and shambled with a gullet full of firewater and devils hair swathed in debaucherous glory. William Graham, in his first publication, connotes personal quarrel with sensible yet unorthodox ballads of a simple life and its wanton deeds. Beasley Barrenton has once again put on the Tigers head and tamed the jackal. Keep a lantern lit.