Fell Hunger, Joseph Lennon's first volume of poetry, gathers a body of work from twenty years of writing. The poems, most derived from the sonnet, reflect on living for many years with an undiagnosed illness, coeliac disease. These reflections are interlaced with childhood memories and experiences of living in New York City, Ireland, Italy, and elsewhere. Seeking new resolutions, the poems offer soft imperatives of harmony, endurance, and recovery.