Everything Must Go: Dan Flore III

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Social Yet Distanced: A View with an Emotionalorphan and Friends

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Everything Must Go: Dan Flore III

Social Yet Distanced: A View with an Emotionalorphan and Friends

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Everything Must Go: Dan Flore III

Everything Must Go: Dan Flore

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Everything Must Go Paperback – February 2, 2025

by Dan Flore III (Author), Cajun Mutt Press (Editor)

Praise for Everything Must Go:

Dan Flore's poetry isn't afraid to be lascivious, desperate or nostalgic. I guess that's a lot like life.

—Chris Dusterhoff

Do you like energy drinks and ass? Do you have anxiety?

If the answer is “No”, then it’ll turn into a “Yes” after reading “Everything Must Go”. Dan’s open and honest no-holds-barred style of writing is a kick in the teeth. “You could use the taste of cement. Might rattle you back to yourself.”

—Michael E. Duckwall

I've been happy to publish Dan Flore's work on Open Arts Forum for the better part of 5 years, and this collection of short fiction amply demonstrates why. From the insanity of navigating bureaucracy to the surrealism of existential dread, Flore's tales offer a satirical mirror reflecting the absurdity of our reality. Prepare to laugh, cringe, and contemplate the fine line between madness and sanity in this mesmerizing journey through the mind of a master storyteller.

—Jay Dougherty, editor and publisher

OpenArtsForum.com

Dan Flore III is a biographer of the transience of moments. He paints a discerning undercurrent of poetic strokes that leave lasting impressions even though he lays open for us that Everything Must Go.

—silent lotus