Attic Pieces is a debut collection of narrative poems covering a variety of themes set in rural towns as well as big cities, as seen through the eyes of the old and young alike. To a veteran astronaut unsure of home, to a soldier afraid to leave his, to a fishing town and farmer in their last days; each poem invites the reader into an intimate corner of everyday life.

Native to Missouri, Nicholas Kriefall's poetry has appeared in Enizagam, The Conium Review, Barrow Street, The Ampersand Review, Poetry Quarterly and The Spoon River Poetry Review, and is forthcoming in Writing Tomorrow and The Healing Muse. Aside from being a poet, he is also a self-employed artist whose paintings have been exhibited and represented by prestigious galleries in Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis where he currently resides.

Readers call it, "A beautiful collection that is both deep and also oddly comforting, the way Kriefall stings words together is the definition of poetry itself."

Attic Pieces is published by Unsolicited Press, a small press that focuses on indie poetry and fiction that may otherwise be passed by!