In his take-no-prisoners style of verse and performance, Avery celebrates the virtues of the bohemian brigade, late-nite denizens of inconvenient beauty, the dissolute and the temporary, lawless black leather pioneers of innovation, and every battle scared member of this "helpless grey sky tribe." Like a cross between Lenny Bruce and Anis Nin, Avery's poetry is alternately profane, brilliantly vulgar, unsettling, outrageously funny and brash in it's lonesome courage, and unquestionably original. Praise for Some Birds Walk for the Hell of It:"... there's some really solid work in here that will tickle the bongos on any beat/slam fan." (Broken Pencil)Praise for CR Avery:"Audacious and astounding; 5 star" (David Burke, London Time Out)"international treasure" (Julie Holland) | Some Birds Walk For the Hell of It by C. r. Avery, Paperback | Indigo Chapters | Some Birds Walk For the Hell of It by C.r. Avery, Paperback | Indigo Chapters