Killing the Mockingbird

Poetry. In Dennis McBride’s wide-ranging poetic style, there are traces of Walt Whitman’s lyrical democracy and incisive social conscience. — Jennifer Ashton, Cornell University. McBride can make you grin at all your oppressions… KILLING THE MOCKINGBIRD is an adventure by a comtemporary Zorro wronging the rights as his pen moves across the page. Unless you’re at the top of the monetary food chain, you’ll love this one — Mary Misel. McBride’s first collection of poems was LOOKING FOR THE EPICUREAN AT REST (Quiet Lion Press, 1996).