No Rhythm Blues is the second book of poetry for author Seth Anson Tribble. A young and brooding poet, Tribble explores the day to day living of a contemporary young writer. With trials and tribulations of family, work, creativity and self-acceptance, Tribble truly embodies his generation in his writing. Like so many of his peers, he was raised in a war-torn country, with economic downfall and many of his struggling generation killing one another, brutally belittling and bewildering one another, Tribble fights back in the only way he can—with poetic expression. Poems about God, love and loss, economic crisis, family, nostalgia, connection and the human condition, this book has something for every kind of poetry-lover. No Rhythm Blues touches on the intimate struggles we face, while exploring growing-up as a modern man, a father and a human being. With great observation and a creative imagination, Tribble has found his way through this world. Not unlike some of the great poets past—Baudelaire, Keroac, Bukowksi—Tribble is dry and dark at times, but paints a vivid picture in his readers’ minds. His creative prose is powerful, connecting to his readers with nothing more than perfect wording and insight. -Arts writer, Evan Senn