Detroit author Barlow’s book ‘Sharp Teeth’ spotlighted on NPR
Toby Barlow, author of ‘Sharp Teeth,’ an epic poem of sorts about werewolves and a Detroit resident, was featured on NPR.
Toby Barlow, author of Sharp Teeth, an epic poem of sorts about werewolves, and a Detroit resident, was featured on NPR.
Excerpt:
Barlow is executive creative director at an advertising agency in Detroit and a contributor to the literary magazine n+1 and The Huffington Post.
Read more here and read a Model D feature about Barlow here.
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