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'SPINning' is S.E. McKenzie's 34th epic poem. 'SPINning' is a work of fiction which explores the spinning of a true circle.

'ReBeat' is S.E. McKenzie's 35th epic poem. 'ReBeat'' is a work of fiction which explores the pounding of the Beat.

'ReBound' is S.E. McKenzie's 36th epic poem. 'ReBound'' is a work of fiction which explores the power to rebound.

'EPICS 2' is the collection of S.E. McKenzie's epic poems #15-#28.

Orgasmic Moments is Neter Ankh Hotep-El's third book of poems. In his book of OM, temperature rises as he penetrates the mind of readers with passionate verses from the root chakra that travels the spine. Sex, interwoven with passion, love and poetry, crowns OM as a masterpiece with multiple climaxes with each turned page.

The truth is [he] wants to trust the romance of a visionary madness, to look past the apocalyptic overtones - because that is what he does. - His own words

Catfish McDaris was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1953. He's written poetry and prose for the past 20 years. After 3 years G.I. Joe, he hopped freights & hitchhiked across the U.S. & Mexico. He built adobe houses, tamed wild horses, made cattle troughs, worked in a zinc smelter, & painted flag poles. Catfish lived in a cave & wintered in a Chevy in Denver. The adventure finally landed at the post office in Milwaukee, a catfish farm is next, he hopes.

A book filled with thought provoking and heartfelt poems that will take you on a journey through different times of the day. Extra pages are filled for you to write down your own thoughts, feelings, and poems as well.

In this book, lovers of poetry experience different types of poetry and prose from different parts of the world and in different languages. You will also see the love of my son and I as we experience our ups and downs in life.

'UNDERCLASS' is S.E. McKenzie's 30th epic poem. UNDERCLASS' is a work of fiction which imagines life as a member of the underclass living under the overpass. 'THE PROGRAM' is S.E. McKenzie's 31st epic poem. 'THE PROGRAM' is a work of fiction which explores the limits on personal freedom. 'THE DEATH PANEL' is S.E. McKenzie's 32nd epic poem. 'THE DEATH PANEL' is a work of fiction which explores the Final Hour.

'FLIGHT' is S.E. McKenzie's 23rd epic poem which explores the flight and fight responses on a global scale in this age of anxiety. There is fight and flight on the ground and there is fight and flight in the air. Fight and flight responses seem to drive thousands of refugees to flee into the unknown and fight and flight responses are embedded through design of Super-sonic flying machines.

'DEATH RATTLE' is S.E. McKenzie's 25th epic poem. 'DEATH RATTLE' explores the power of the DEATH RATTLE. 'EQUITY LOST' is S.E. McKenzie's 24th epic poem. 'EQUITY LOST' explores the power and influence equity and inequity have in shaping the urban environment and the life of an individual.

"Threading Stone is a sincere and engrossing inquiry into the labyrinths of language." -- Ken Cormier

Tombstone Confidential is a satire on mortality and contemporary culture, grounded in today's ingrained disregard for the relatively imminent approach and finality of one's death. An essentially comic work, at the same time the book is one long memento mori, filling a loosely narrative framework sequenced as a wandering journey across the United States. The poem unfolds panoramically through a wide variety of setting and reference, as it embodies the aesthetic position set forth by the author's Manifesto of Vandalism: that in today's diverse and chaotic culture, the most competent and valuable art will be that which makes the fullest and richest use of the entire range of culture at all levels. With 10,000 lines of rhymed pentameter quatrains, Tombstone Confidential offers an individual reconstitution of the art of poetry. From beginning to end, the book is addressed in the second person to a fictive reader, whose mock persona thus becomes the clueless protagonist of the narrative. The implied speaker of the poem is equally problematic, serving as the rambling yet relentless accuser of the reader's fictional life of ignorance and crime. With a doppelganger leitmotif, the action turns from hell to Hollywood, from national parks to space exploration, from Thunder Road to Las Vegas, the Wild West to the Rolling Stones, vampire culture to cannibalism, sports to sex, the Blue Ridge to the Golden Gate.

Things Found after the Fire, takes you on an adventure through love, heartbreak, and inspiration.

Sondra Faye was addicted to poetry at an early age. "play infinity" was first published by a small press; when she was living on Waverly Place in the West Village in New York City. Both an epic unconventional book of poetry and a poetry-in-performance theatrical play; a couple years after publication, it was performed at the 13th Street Theatre in New York City with an ensemble of actors and Merce Cunningham Dancers in addition to music composed by Sondra Faye. Some poems are written about her life in both Boston, Massachusetts and Manhattan. When she lived with her schnauzer Velvet on Hemenway Street in Boston; she attended Northeastern University and worked at a bakery in Faneuil Hall Marketplace. After a year in Boston, she decided to go to New York University, and completed play infinity while there. A multi-media artist she considers herself simply as a human being that likes to create stuff. Her intention for anyone reading this book is that they will stay inspired & play infinity. Official Website: SondraFaye.com

This is S. E. McKenzie's twenty-eighth epic poem which explores the power of a broken chain.

Doctor Lance Stockwell is a semi-retired professor of anatomy and anthropology at Washington State University and an expert on foot morphology and locomotion in primates. He has two obsessions in life. One is tracking and findng Chiye-Tanka: "Big Elder Brother," otherwise known as Sasquatch or Bigfoot. He must face the disbelievers and hoaxers, but also the crazy, competitive world of other Bigfoot hunters, including those who believe he exists but as an inter-dimensional being. His other lifelong pursuit is finding out what happened to his older brother, who disappeared in the jungles of Vietnam in 1967. In DISTANT SHORES Matt Bialer, poet of the weird and paranormal, examines real up-to-date facts about Sasquatch and the power of mythology, and the search for what is without and what is within.

Una metáfora de Ana María Shua metáfora compara al poeta con un náufrago. Nuestra voz canta en partes, divididas en Sin aliento, con una cita de Homero, pues todo gira alrededor de la Odisea; Soledad y materia, con una cita de Calvino; Gestación del mensaje, con una de Jenofonte; y Poso de la esperanza, con una de Hérodoto, que nos llevan desde la Antiguedad al presente, por como vivimos, y como afrontamos la vida.

A teenage boy wakes up injured in the middle of a desert, with a rusted hulk behind him that looks like the wreckage of an aircraft. Unable to remember who he is, he has only the woman he calls "Angel" - a soldier trapped behind enemy lines - to nurse him back to health and help him find his past again. The long narrative poem The Misfit forms the highlight of this collection, which ranges across territory from the philosophical to the bizarre and from love poetry to Pythonesque humour.