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A Year of Mornings
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Turnstiles
Martin Sourdough is a homeless person who has chosen to turn his back on the corporate, material world; Willis Hancocks Jr. is a barrister, an alcoholic philanderer, and a misogynist; and Evelyn (aka Yvonne) is a prostitute. Turnstiles speaks to these social problems through the smaller scope of each character's individual trials. There is a struggle that exists between the need to serve one's own needs and the expectation to participate in the larger social scheme. Martin and Willis are both trying to fit into the world, but on their own terms. They are naive, searching for an Eden-like state of being. Through a broader experience of personal fortune, misfortune, travel, and social interactions, they each learn to accept their path and take control of their own destinies.
Beyond the Summer Grass
Evelyn Flanders, a former prostitute living abroad, has begun to get her life together. After discovering she is pregnant while residing in London, England, she decides to move back to her small hometown in Indiana to raise her child, a daughter, in the same house where she first experienced abuse. She wants to face her demons and reclaim her damaged past by transforming her childhood home into a positive, stable place to move forward. Evelyn didn't count on the long memory of the small town residents. Years later, when her 13-year-old daughter is accidentally killed in a bullying incident, Evelyn is forced to rebuild her life once again. She sets out to find reconciliation for keeping a secret from her daughter that may have saved her life, and unexpectedly brings healing to people from her past whom she encounters.What secret could lead to a tragic death, stemming from a mother's protective love?
A Mother's String
A Mother's String is about the lessons we learn in love and patience. It is about the family ties that bind even in the absence of those we are bound to. The poems are haunted by the memory of homes lived in or wished for. In them we remember our younger selves who have still to learn how far we can climb, how far we can fall.
A Crowded Heart
Willis Hancocks is a bright, ambitious young man who wants to break out of his small-town existence and make a difference in the world. When WWII breaks out, he rushes to enlist, despite his parents' disapproval. As the world falls apart, Willis finds a way to forge through and finds solace in an incomparable friendship and a surprising, brief encounter with a love that takes hold and eventually threatens to jeopardize the life he strives to build while battling his post-war demons. While Willis is set on building a new world for himself with a single-minded goal for personal success-a lucrative, purposeful, easy lifestyle-obstacles are continuously thrown in his path, and he must embrace, overcome, or dodge them entirely. In the course of the choices he makes, and the destiny that is chosen for him, he unwittingly drags the people who are closest to him down into the darkness.
Mrs McDoodle's Double
Mrs McDoodle, world famous worm scientist, needs a well earned holiday after spending months creating the Wonder Worm Wormery Waste Composter. But how can she go away when there is a giant veggie competition in a few days? She's going to have to get her inventing head on and build herself the perfect helper.
Spectrums and Apertures
Spectrums & Apertures is a poetry collection that explores the perceptions and conflicts of birth, life, love, place, religion, and death. The poems are fragments of life, in the way we experience ourselves in our various roles and relationships, and how we are impacted by the ripples we create and eventually come full circle. The poems also incorporate photographic imagery and colour, marking how we move through time, picking up small snapshots of what is happening to us, personally and globally. These images depict how we create attachments and freeze time, lingering on events that either force us to move forward or prevent us from doing so. There is an abstract continuity in the poems that binds our daily human experiences in the way we view our paths on this planet, leading us through life and into the unknowns of death.
Mommy Had Sunshine in Her Tummy
Mommy Had Sunshine in Her Tummy is a children's picture book about the journey of pregnancy and the anticipation of expecting a new baby in a way that demonstrates the excitement parents feel. The story is a re-telling from the perspective of a young child after hearing about the miracle and mystery of their own pending birth. Elements of the natural world are used in an abstract way to depict the joyous emotions and physical changes the mother experiences during her journey of bringing a child into the world.
Mirrored Voices
This combined poetic anthology embraces free thinking of the untapped mind and spirit. The vast array of best contemporary poets from around the globe share their voices together in harmony. Various styles and thoughts flourish amongst the pages, bringing emotions to life and creating beauty from nothingness. The writers included in this collection have been selectively chosen to represent the best modern talent of the age. The list of extraordinary poets featured within include such great talent as Paul Morabito, Aric Cushing, Jason P. Hein, Laura Madeline Wiseman, Regina Puckett, Laura Crean, R.M Romarney, Clarissa Simmens, Mark Green, Irum Zahra, Laura A. Lord, Regis McCafferty, Roberto Carlos Martinez, Linda Dobinson, Robert G. Brown, Carolyn O'Connell, Sherry Rentschler, Ben Ditmars, Christopher Meesto Erato, Jill Roberts, Dr. Leesa Abbott, Nichia Morales, Andrea McKenzie Raine, Koyel Mitra, Helle Gade, Terri Cannon, Jerome Michael Bailey, Harika Kottakota, Hafsa Idrees and Kristy Rulebreaker.
Waiting
A collection of ghazals
