The Paper Hound: A Chapbook of Antipoems pushes back against sanitized literary spaces, exploring rejection, absurdity, and the quiet grit of daily life through sharp, self-aware antipoems. Ryan Di Francesco's poems turn daily moments into raw spectacle, where mice lie stiff under the kitchen sink, repetition is both forbidden and necessary, and reverie lingers. This is poetry for poets, with bleeding gums, unafraid to gnash, to bite, to leave its mark.