Poetry. Various urgent, lively, and sometimes haunting poems appear here alongside stark black and white photos of Jones' homeless subjects. Jones takes on the plight of the homeless in different voices, echoing the thoughts of people on the streets,
Like John Steinbeck, Mark twain and Erni Pyle, this writer grew up in a dirty box-car rolling across the American countryside.
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The folks I write about have eaten dirt, felt hunger, lived behind dumpsters, had their hearts broken. People in my tales are real people. I never make up a characters. Those in my stories let you see what their thinking, and how they feel. Characters like Judge Dexter Stevens who would rather watch two rabbits at play, than an Atomic bomb. Like the Judge once said, "Anybody can build an atomic bomb, no one's ever built a rabbit yet."
Birth Place
West Upton, MA U.S.A
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At times I've on top of the barrel. I've been in the barrel. I've even been at the bottom of the barrel.But like most folks, being under the barrel is not new to me.
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Candlelight Publishers SF
P.O. Box 2814
Martinez CA 94553
U.S.A
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