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Bailing Water
 Paperback 

Bailing Water is John Dempsey's vision of life on the edge of reason. On the other hand, it might portray life on the verge of success (or total failure). Dempsey is hard to pin down.

Bailing Water is either a brutal commentary on reality today or pure creative fantasy concocted by a man trapped in modern society's overwhelming maze of conventions and expectations. The reader must decide.

Whether Dempsey writes to entertain or to exercise personal demons, his work evokes widely varying emotions from readers. It has been called realistic, thought-provoking, humorous, disturbing, artistic, obscene, unconventional, sad, and illuminating (among other things).

The disquieting yet amusing quality of Dempsey's work is that readers often recognize themselves in his stories. Therein lies Dempsey's talent; the ability to draw the reader into a story and force a memory of the way things once were or the way readers always hoped things would never turn out.


   
Matchbook
 Paperback 

Matchbook continues John Dempsey’s unique vision of life on the edge of reason. It could also portray life on the verge of success, but John politely tasks the reader for interpretations. The truth likely resides with his sources, but in true journalistic fashion, John is protecting his sources (or maybe himself).

Whether Dempsey writes to entertain or to exorcise personal demons, his work evokes widely varying emotions from readers. It has been called realistic, thought-provoking, humorous, disturbing, artistic, obscene, unconventional, sad, and even illuminating.

The disquieting yet amusing quality of Dempsey’s work is that readers often recognize someone they know, or even themselves in his stories. Therein lies Dempsey’s talent; the ability to draw readers into a story that rekindles memories of the way things were, or the way readers always hoped things would never turn out.


Matchbook ships in 3-4 business days. Returns not accepted. Projected to be available for order at the end of February 2005.

           

Santa Cruz Sargasso, Berkeley Fog (poems) by Kalikiano Kalei

Collected poems written in the Santa Cruz and Berkeley areas during the 70s & 80s, while working at the Santa Cruz Heart Institute.  
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