The Elvis Machine is a book of poems inspired by living, loving, and hate-fucking in Memphis, Tennessee— a city still kissed with the 1950s.  Forged in a dumpster fire of toxic Elvises, these poems are pornographic bad romances, psychedelic love dirges, and threnodies for sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll. They'll make you laugh off the pain as much as you'll cry, cringe, and feel exposed in this 'No Boys Allowed' clubhouse of feminine rage and healing.