I Hate to Second-Guess Myself, or Do I?

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A collection of poetry powered by Yannantuono’s offbeat sense of humor and whimsical way of looking at the world, with a fair share of deeply reflective pieces, too. The comical tone of the collection is evident in its first poem, Agita Villagio, about a subpar restaurant where The fazool tastes like filings, / The pasta like cork, / The pizza’s repulsive, / The waiter’s a dork. The limericks scattered throughout this collection continue that tenor by poking fun at dog lovers, reincarnation, erectile dysfunction and Rhode Island, among other things…. Turpin, a poem about…English boxer Randolph Turpin, is arguably the collection’ s most profound work, helping make this assemblage of poems much more than witty verse and off-color limericks. Insightful poetry that’s indomitably playful.

-Kirkus Reviews