Publisher's Synopsis
Misadventures of Wellington Fables is an explicit psychological fiction that serves as a study in psychopathology. The collection of poems gets into the mindset of a young psychopath who encounters such things as the influence of the inner city, the pursuit of love, systemic situationism, and being trapped in an undesirable lifestyle that festers doubt, nihilism, violence, and anarchy. The purpose of the work is to cautiously entertain as well as look into the psychological disorder of psychopathology and its manifestations. As the ambiance of the psychopathic mind is characterized by several undesirable traits, the work may be offensive to some readers. Misadventures of Wellington Fables is astonishing, provocative, challenging, and intriguing. The story consists of ten independent poems. Each poem is eight stanzas long, those of which contain four lines in rhyme and written in perfect iambic pentameter.
