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|  | | Diabolical Seas
Poetic Communiques from New Orleans, La.
A surrealistic adventure in poetic possibilities, mixing abstract thinking with a wicked wit and metaphysical illusions. From life experience to pure fantasy, a true voyage of discovery. M.True
Weaving occasional impish grins among the depths of human experience, Mr. True shows magisterial probing into often hidden layers of human experience, discriminating respect for seasoned readers, and a seductive welcome to the uninitiated.
Odin Roark, author of 3 Way Mirror, Echosis, Perceptions, Prosetry at Work and Said and Unsaid - Vol. 1
| |  | | Miracles and Wonders
"Miracles and Wonders" is a captivating collection of five short stories involving wishful thinking and altered states of conciousness. Encounters with miraculous healing powers , futuristic visions, mind-bending mental manifestations, galactic exploration, and an amorous alien, meld together to make up this unique selection of literary gems.
Ever imagine what it would be like to heal someone; to perform a real live miracle? Or how about spending a day in a cool future cyber-world or living in a society where aggression can be cured by a tiny pill? (Ah, the wonders of modern medicine!) Can you imagine working as a Galactic Miner, bouncing around the Solar system or encountering an alien whose sultry waves are far more attractive than any simple lesson in quantum mechanics? This is a tease of the tales that lie within the pages of this fascinating read. | |  | | On Shaky Ground: Earth Poems
Poetry reflecting my interactions with nature and the impact of mankind on the environment.
My poetic observations are based on a lifetime of travel and a keen interest in the impact of humans on the environment.
This book also includes some recent media photos and several of my own artworks including the front page illustration.
We, as a race cannot deny our entanglement with the natural world or the deteriorating conditions that have resulted. I do hope that my words inspire a movement of real change before it is too late. |
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