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Poetry and the arts have always served as a necessary part of society and societies' formation. Creating art brings humanity to an inhumane world. It is this art that J. Santino now brings in Capitalism Stole My Virginity, a collection of short, witty poems that both explores life in a globalized world and critiques the many problems that come with it. Drawing from his experience living and traveling around the world, as well as his southern upbringing in the United States of America, Santino writes compelling narratives perfect for contemporary readers who want a mix of humor and realism. He pulls inspiration from a sociological perspective, religious imagery, dreams, and various forms of visual art to craft these poems, and does so in a genuine, authentic way. Capitalism Stole My Virginity encapsulates everything contemporary poetry is and more, and will tug at the heartstrings of anyone reading.

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J. Santino was born and raised in the panhandle of Florida. A lover of stories and the written word, he has been writing short stories and poetry for two decades; it was only after years of traveling, living, and writing in various countries, however, that he has now decided to start sharing his writings with the public. A husband and father of two beautiful children, J. Santino is an intelligent yet compassionate man who is fascinated by people and cultures. His poems often reflect this interest, and Capitalism Stole My Virginity is no different. With witty language and relatable stories, he seeks to capture the essence of what it means to be human while making his works an enjoyable read for the layperson.

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