'Alex Creece’s Potty Mouth, Potty Mouth is a reckless, glorious, grotty revolution. It’s an insubordinate ‘kissyface of cobwebs’ that sticks it to capitalism, heteronormativity and the patriarchy. Quotably horny and delightfully vulgar, Potty Mouth, Potty Mouth reeks of dirty talk via stream of consciousness slide-worthy DMs. Creece’s words surge with anti-capitalist, anti-authoritarian sentiments. This book tells us it’s okay to simultaneously desire deviance and defiance, while also wanting to retreat between the lines of poems ... and I am glad these poems never washed their mouths out with soap.' — Rae White