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Home | DC AUTHORS | Announcing My Two New Poetry Books Coming Out

Announcing My Two New Poetry Books Coming Out

October 6, 2025 by Peter J. Dellolio Leave a Comment

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I wanted to let you all know about these two books that are coming out soon, I’ve been very fortunate to have a short story collection and a book of new poems be released this year. The short story collection is with cyberwit.net and the poetry book is with Lost Telegram Press.

The short story collection, That’s Where You “Go & Other Short Stories is due out in a few weeks, and the poetry collection, Cul de Sac Diaries is due out later this year.

Introductions to the two books:

That’s Where You Go & Other Short Stories

These short stories are a reflection of my admiration for Franz Kafka and Samuel Becket. I wanted to create narratives that explore alienation and a modernist view of the psychic plight of mankind.

Cul de Sac Diaries

The poems in this collection continue my love of surrealism. They are filled with whimsy and irrational images, using language to try and create a literary version of a Dali or Magritte painting. The poetry collection isn’t due out until the winter so I don’t yet an image.

I am very grateful for the help of Democracy Chronicles all these years.

Here is the front and back cover of “That’s Where You Go & Other Short Stories” including an excerpt from a review:

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About Peter J. Dellolio

Peter Delliolo has contributed to DC both as a writer and political artist since 2014. You can see his artwork at Peter Delliolo Fine Art. Born in New York City in 1956, Peter went to Nazareth High School and New York University. He graduated in 1978 with a B.A. in Cinema Studies and B.F.A. in Film Production. Among various short-subject films that he wrote and directed, he adapted James Joyce’s short story Counterparts into a screenplay, which he also directed. The film has been shown at numerous national and international film festivals.

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