Featuring a diverse collection of poetry, this sampler showcases various cadences and genres crafted over an extensive period. It highlights the richness and versatility of verse, offering readers a glimpse into the author's evolving style and thematic exploration through time.
Exploring themes of existence and the consequences of human aggression, the narrative follows the last human survivor after the Millennium Apocalypse. Through a blend of flashbacks and future reflections, the story delves into philosophical and religious inquiries, ultimately addressing the Riddle of the Universe. This post-modern journey mirrors that of a modern Siddhartha, navigating a world devastated by catastrophe while seeking understanding and meaning in the aftermath of destruction.
Elemental Contours of the Aesthetic Economy of the United States
Exploring the internal struggles of the United States, this work combines lyrical prose with a deep critique of social, political, and aesthetic issues. It offers a unique perspective on contemporary challenges, presenting a heartfelt examination of the complexities and infelicities that define American society. Through its literary approach, the book invites readers to reflect on the broader implications of these themes in a post-human context.
A Day in the Life chronicles a short, yet tumultuous, day in the life of our wayward protagonist. Lightly, side-stepping the usual pitfalls of everyday life, unmindful of his own peripatetic passage, from irony, to pathos, to temptation, he perseveres through his journey to a climactic end, rather like an earnest pilgrim en route to salvation. A Day in the Life is a post-modernist love story, a parable for our impossible times: for what ails him is what would inflect us all if we could only see the world we have built through his disintermediated, distempered eyes. It is a post-modernist romance, a love story, of an unlicensed, defiant love that will not accept boundaries.