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In what is planned as his final of seven poetry collections between 2010 and 2012, Christopher Veidt shares a revealing and harrowing portrait that deals extensively with the darker sides of his poetic vanguard: depression, loss, and rock-bottom self-esteem. Though most of the material is new for 2012, very old examples are also present.

First written, collected, and self-published in the latter part (Autumn and Winter) of 2010, this collection of poetry by Christopher Veidt focuses on heavier topics and ideas, for the time, than his previous efforts. Most of the material was written new for 2010, but there are also pieces from years previous as well.

Although featuring work from years past, the majority of this collection of poetry by Christopher Veidt was written March-May of 2010, with later examples from that year also present. Representing a breakthrough in style and experimentation, it is the true start of Veidt's voice as a poet.

The seminal work of Christopher Veidt's early writings and companion-piece to "The Insane Astrologist", this features the best selections of his un-rhymed poetry from the years 2004 to the early months of 2010. A large work encompassing a vast array of themes, subjects, and topics, it can be read as an autobiography of the author through poetry.

A collection of poems spanning the years 2000-2010, representing the near sum total of the author's extant juvenilia and early experimental work, both newly edited for content to be presentable now, long after they were originally written.

Taking a full year to write, this is a collection of poems by Christopher Veidt is a chronicle of the author's struggle to deal with the intense personal challenges the year brought. With weighty emotional intensity and uncompromising honesty, this was, for the time, the most intense and vivid poetry Christopher Veidt had ever written.

An epic poem divided into ten sections, with an explanatory foreword and afterword, detailing the author's hallucinatory impressions of his hometown of Roanoke, Virginia -- both positive and negative -- that took just over two years to complete.