Sad Lover Boy

About the Book

Sad Lover Boy is my first literary child. I think I've birthed some good words that are interesting to read. This is a largely personal poetry book. I think the juxtaposition throughout this book is fun, one minute you might be reading a serious passage about my depressive view of the state of the world, then the next you're reading a weird poem I sent a girl that's a conversation between a duck and a pigeon, but there's meaning and thought behind both. In essence, these are poems from someone who's spending their 20s in the 2020s. If you're older than me this might provide interesting insights, if you're the same age enjoy the zoomer doomer humour, if you're younger probably don't read this there's bad words.

About the Author

Kros Dyck is a New Media and General Management student at the University of Lethbridge, and is slated to graduate 2022. He is trying to survive and thrive in this messed up world handed to him by previous generations. When he's not writing flirty poetry for girls on tinder he waits anxiously for the world to end via climate change. Despite being unable to find a job, form and maintain meaningful relationships, or escape the crazy oil obsessed backwater province he lives in, he's managed to survive somehow. Kros dreams that one day he'll be able to save the world from the climate crisis by generating funds using his entrepreneurial skills, and bring rapid change to many societal institutions.