Frankenstein Was A Negro is a lyrical psalm–it sings the blues and has the scat and soul of the Cotton Club. It’s a testament to the true working class–hands tattered and torn; eye squinting bright. Reminiscent of Baudelaire, father of the prose poem, this collection mesmerizes and haunts and becomes terrifying to its own creator.

Frankenstein Was A Negro
Charles Fort
Paperback: 85 pages
Logan House (February 1, 2002)
ISBN-13: 978-0967412313