Selfish Never Get Their Own

In his second collection of poems, Selfish Never Get Their Own, KG Newman explores the pitfalls of a self-centered existence. In the dissection of the unending chase for personal highs as well as the consequences of such a pursuit, he takes the reader to places where love and hate converge, where the desire for individuality is blurred by the speaker's wants and needs for others. From insatiable to unsure, from passionate to poisoned, he emphasizes the truths of a narcissistic life highlighted by the often-vain-and sometimes successful-hunt for happiness.