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Near Death / Near Life
Near Death / Near Life strikes a meaningful and tender balance between the appreciation for life's poignant moments, and the human experience of war, both as a construct and a memory. Poetry: 114 Pages, Paperback Dennis Maulsby is a retired bank president living in Ames, Iowa with his wife, Ruth, a retired legal secretary, and his dog, Wally, a retired CIA operative. His poetry and short stories have appeared in Lyrical Iowa, The Des Moines Register, The North American Review, Spillway, Haiku Journal, The Hawai'i Pacific Review, The Briarcliff Review, and other journals. Maulsby is a native of Iowa and a graduate of Marshalltown High School and Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. A U.S. Army V...
The Fantasy Works: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems
The Fantasy Worksfan-ta-sy (fan(t)əsē) -noun- Imagining things that are impossible or improbable.works (wɜːks )-plural noun - 1. a place where work is done, as in a factory. -2. a writer's achievements. Such as the works of Shakespeare. -3. To operate successfully.Welcome to The Fantasy Works. Join your imagination with that of award-winning author Dennis Maulsby in works of poetry, short stories, and novel extracts. Immerse yourself in tales of war and peace, demons, and the old gods-the past is forcing itself on the present. Who will win?
Free Fire Zone
Welcome to the Free Fire Zone. In Vietnam, it was enemy territory. Anyone found there could be killed on sight, no questions asked. Each of the sixteen stories in this book originate from this zone, any subject, any genre fair game. Follow American soldier Rod Teigler as he adventures through war, the old west, jungles and beyond. Teigler's war experiences, helped along by government experimentation, leave him with a severe personality disorder. Fear or anger turn the unlikely hero into something enemies fear and a handful of troubled souls adore. Published by Prolific Press Inc., with a Foreword by W. H. "Bill" McDonald Jr., Vietnam Veteran - 128th Assault Helicopter Company; Founder and first president of the Military Writers Society of America.
Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #33
Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #33 presents new tales by modern writers, great nonfiction, as well as classic Holmes adventures. In this issue: FEATURES FROM WATSON’S NOTEBOOKS, by John H Watson, M.D. ASK MRS HUDSON, by (Mrs) Martha Hudson SCREEN OF THE CRIME, by Kim Newman NON-FICTION SIX DEGREES OF TENTACULAR SEPARATION, by Elizabeth Crowens NEW FICTION THE ADVENTURE OF THE DURHAM MONOGRAPH, by Robert Dawson THE CASE OF THE DIRTY PAWS, by J.M. Walker LONG SHOT, by Hal Charles CAPTAIN DAYLIGHT, by Andrew Salmon ONE NIGHT AT MCGUFFIN’S TAVERN, by Teel James Glenn THE ADVENTURE OF THE TWO GUINEAS, by Michael Mallory THE HOLMES IMPERSONATOR ON THE BOARDS, by Janice Law THE MAN WHO SLIPPED BETWEEN, by Dennis Maulsby THE ADVENTURE OF THE IRON ELEPHANT, by Jim Robb CLASSIC SHERLOCK HOLMES THE ADVENTURE OF THE THREE STUDENTS, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Lyrical Iowa
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Traveling
An Anthology of Award-Winning Verse from the 2nd International Tom Howard Poetry Contest. Major prize-winners include such outstanding poets as Elaine Winer, Guy Kettelhack, Mary Ann Wehler, Catherine De Laney, Paul Barlin, Tina Richardson, Ross Gillett, Michelle Bitting, Peggy Smith Duke, Julie Lynn Golladay, Adam Wallace, Dennis Maulsby, Sook Moy Yew, John B. Lee, Tom Berman, Annamaria Hemingway, and Fiona Sievers.
Minnesota Highways
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Winterset
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