Rick Lupert Libri

Set against the backdrop of Japan, this collection captures the essence of travel through poetry with humor and insight. The author explores vibrant cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima, drawing inspiration from Richard Brautigan's work. Readers will experience unique moments, from trying unusual foods to whimsical encounters, all while reflecting on deeper themes. This journey blends personal anecdotes with a keen observation of culture, making it a captivating exploration of both place and experience.

The collection immerses readers in the vibrant experiences of Oahu, Hawaii, blending humor with insightful observations. Through witty and accessible poetry, Lupert captures the essence of the island, from its magical fruits and sea turtles to the lively atmosphere of luaus and the unique charm of wild chickens. Celebrating the spirit of ohana, or family, these poems invite readers to reflect on their own connections to paradise and the warmth of Hawaiian culture.

Exploring Italy and France, this collection captures the essence of travel with humor and insight. The author navigates vibrant cities like Bologna, Florence, Naples, and Paris, sharing experiences from culinary delights to historical discoveries. With a keen eye for art and architecture, Lupert's witty observations invite readers to journey alongside him, savoring the beauty and culture of these destinations. This travelogue offers a delightful way to experience the charm of these locales through poetry, making it a perfect companion for armchair travelers.

The collection offers a humorous travelogue through the southern U.S., featuring vibrant poetry inspired by cities like Savannah, Charleston, Asheville, and Charlotte. Key highlights include encounters with local characters, such as a cookie-dispensing lady, and quirky experiences like wandering through "Chicken Alley." Accompanied by his travel companion Addie, Rick Lupert invites readers on a whimsical journey filled with culinary delights and historical landmarks, making it an entertaining and cost-effective escape into southern culture.

In Rick Luperts Romandebüt wird eine Insel namens Osat dargestellt, die von Korruption, Bürgerkrieg und einem anti-kolonialen Erbe geprägt ist. Die Geschichte thematisiert die Verzweiflung der Menschen und die Zerrissenheit von Familien. Luperts Erzählstil betont die Notwendigkeit der Figuren und kritisiert die Enthumanisierung in der heutigen Zeit.