Bøger udgivet af Santa Ana Literary Association

Eternity lies within the pages of this small book. There is another way of understanding the afterlife, a way that is sensible and measurable (to a certain degree) as well as impartial and universal, hidden in plain sight beneath the broad categories of theism, agnosticism, and atheism. Through a multifaceted exploration involving poetry, philosophy, history, and recent medical research, J. Martin Strangeweather introduces the reader to the Eidetic Afterlife Hypothesis, otherwise known as the hyper-dilation of dreamtime during the dying brain process.

Zoo-Fi is a collection of otherworldly stories featuring animal protagonists. These tales aren't cutesy, nor are they gratuitously sentimental. The animals herein are very humanlike, and the humans tend to behave rather beastly. This surreal anthology includes stories by Cindy El, Reggie Peralta, Frida Jauregui, Alisa Von Schimmelmann, Ian Reafsnyder, and J. Martin Strangeweather.

This is the gentlest manifesto ever written. An unpreachy manifesto, with a sense of humor. An un-manifesto, comprised of seven ekphrastic poems focusing on the greatest artworks of the 22nd century. These poems are about the meaning(s) behind the meaning(s) of art in the not-too-distant future, invoking a distinctly new breed of creators with decidedly different creative values. This collection is sure to challenge your notion of art and the role of the artist.  

These poems deal with the road behind the music, specifically the North American psychedelic tour scene of the late '80s and early '90s. This was written for all the Deadicated Phans out there.

American Daydream, a hive-minded work of psychic fiction. This book consists of twelve interrelated short stories, each of which involves a popular game show and the power of suggestion.