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The Decision
Published: 2010, A short story

The Decision is a short story for Kindle.  Don't have a Kindle?  No worries.  You can download the Kindle application free for your desktop or laptop and start reading! The Decision is only 99¢ and available only in electronic format.

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Hallucination of Majestic Elephants
Published: 2010, 238 pages

The search is a journey that lasts a lifetime. There are places that feel like that for which we search, but the urge is never totally quieted. And though we can't say with any certainty, we suspect that if we really found what we wanted, we'd never leave again. Hallucination of Majestic Elephants explores this subject with poetry, short stories and essays.

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Look One Last
Published: 2009, 130 pages

There is an indefinable urge to always take a last look. It is difficult to leave what was behind, for it has marked us in some way. Look One Last is my final book of exclusively poetry. It succumbs to the urge to take a last look at the journey to where I am now. I am content for what has been and looking forward to what will be, so Look One Last with me.

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Of Trains and Other Things
Published: 2008, 166 pages

A compilation of ten short stories. Starts with the Subway Series trilogy, which includes the Amazon short, The Train. Other story titles include The Concourse, The Tracks, A Brave New World, The Six O'Clock News, The Box, Uncle Leo's Nose, Waiting for Sherrie, A Forest in Forever and Overheard at the Game. Also available in Kindle format.

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Stop the Scrambled Eggs
Published: 2008, 74 pages

Stop the Scrambled Eggs is a poetry anthology created after a particularly rough stretch of life which includes the family member death mentioned in The March of the Turtles.  STSE was a way to blow off steam and some of the language is a bit rough.  But as a cathartic adventure, it worked well.  There are some very favorable pieces in it.  

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The March of the Turtles
Published: 2008, 112 pages

The March of the Turtles is a poetic book about death. It's partly the result of the death of a family member, though most of it was written prior to that event.  Death causes a significant change of lifestyle for the living as well as the dead, right?  Well, some of that significance is written about in this book.  Also available in electronic version on Lulu.

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Falling from a Cloud
Published: 2007, 108 pages

Falling from a Cloud is a stepping stone of sorts.  There are carryovers from the themes of the first book and foreshadowing into the third.  It was also an experiment in terms of layout and organization lending it a uniqueness not found in any of the other books.  A downloadable electronic version may be purchased at Lulu.

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From Here to Never; Time Travels from Maine
Published: 2006, 181 pages

The book that started it all.  From Here to Never is the first poetry anthology of several. It is loosely themed around the mid-life realization that youth has been left in the past and will never be experienced again. There are memories, observations and statements in both rhyme and free verse.  

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