29° sunny today is a collection of poetry written in Byron Bay, Australia where the sun defines the lifestyle; Dardy reflects the illusive paradise with irony, sarcasm and melancholy under the banner of humour. Through wild parties and sad hangovers, humorous moments, boredom as well as the superficiality of beauty, one may see the sun seeping, the exact sun the author metaphorically avoids - and to which he, finally and ironically, dedicates the entire collection. Take a trip with Leonardo Dardy - a trip he most likely wouldn't join you on as he'd prefer to stay home - to explore the intriguing life of his authentic poetry.
