Dancing over the Fury: Poetry That Moves Us All

Dancing over the Fury is the second poetry collection by Christopher J. Bradley. Chris spent a lot of time in Buffalo between 2000 and 2003 thinking about the effects of the the media, the impending war, and the things that are most important. Dancing Over The Fury is a reflection of that. The unstated premise is that we have the ability to live on in spite of the fact that there is a Fury raging all around us. In writing this book, he thought of all of the people around him in the immediate, rather than the past, and tried to put the best lights he could to all of them. Much of Dancing Over The Fury was composed on paper in a cafe, and then transferred to the computer. A technique Chris has found particularly helpful in developing his work. Computers are reliable, but a pen and paper is always faster to work with. Not to mention that hauling a laptop around can be burdensome to creativity. Dancing Over The Fury is an experiment in the human condition, in the late night Cafe's of Buffalo New York...