THE SECRETIVE WORLD OF HEDGE FUNDS IS ABOUT TO HATCH THE MOST DIABOLICAL PLOT SINCE 9/11. J. E. Rexroth, a Manhattan private detective whose business isn't exactly thriving, knows next to nothing about the three-trillion dollar hedge fund industry. But when Samantha Little, wife of a hedge fund manager, comes to his office worried about threatening phone calls and refusing to tell him who referred her, he has his doubts but takes the case. J. E. takes the reader along on his own fast learning curve into the shadowy and secretive hedge fund world. He soon finds embezzlement and murder, but that's just for starters. The fun really starts after he uncovers the most menacing terrorist plot since 9/11. "Prepare to enjoy yourself! Lee Slonimsky has created a sleuth who's smart, resourceful, and very, very human. BERMUDA GOLD is a terrific debut."-Tess Gerritsen, "New York Times" bestselling author of Die Again. "...Private detective J.E. Rexroth...compassionate one moment, brutal the next...uses wit, grit, a Google search bar, and a .25-caliber gun, to sift justice from greed in BERMUDA GOLD."-Adam Berlin, Ferro-Grumley Award winning author of Belmondo Style. "...J.E. Rexroth...never so skilled as to be unbelievable, but always just skilled enough to progress, [is] too endearing not to make the average reader long for [more]."-Joe Benevento, author of The Monsignor's Wife and Tough Guys Don't Write. "...Filled with humor, empathy, and beautiful descriptive passages that take us from the icy heart of winter in the Bronx to the sun-kissed beaches of the Caribbean, BERMUDA GOLD is a treasure..."-Liza Gyllenhaal, author of Bleeding Heart and A Place for Us. "J.E. Rexroth joins the ranks of Sam Spade, Philip Marlowe and C. W. Sughrue as a melancholy P.I. who can solve a case and turn a poetic phrase at the same time."-Carol Goodman, Hammett Prize winning author of The Seduction of Water, Lake of Dead Languages, and Blythewood.

Bermuda Gold

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Slonimsky, Lee

Mystery

Moonshine Cove Publishing, LLC

The best poems here, and they are many, all reclaim a moment from the clamor of the world; and each such poem in turn presents the attentive reader with a like moment of refuge… Like Monet with his haystacks or cathedrals, Slonimsky achieves repetition and variation without monotony. …The poems invite us to focus, to triangulate, to seek out correspondences. Writing these poems helped Slonimsky to do these things; reading them helps us. Rachel Hadas, author of Questions in the Vestibule, from the Preface 
 A consummate poet. These remarkable poems, many the observations and musings of Slonimsky’s alter ego, Pythagoras, constitute a memorable contribution to contemporary poetry. The three decades of poems in this volume approach “the calculus/by which light spawns geometry” and marvel at “How intricate,/hawk theorems for ellipses, scythe-eyed soar/a geometric text.” Slonimsky is a keen observer of the natural world; his Pythagoras posits multiple lives: “ I’ve had five lives all told, none what they seem—/as gnat, bat, toad, Pythagoras...” This book is essential reading for anyone with an interest in the intersection of science and poetry. Miriam Kotzin, editor of Per Contra and author of The Body’s Bride 
 His work strikes me as unique in current American poetry. X. J. Kennedy, author of In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus (on Pythagoras in Love) 
 The sonnet turns out to be the perfect—maybe even the Platonic form—for Lee Slonimsky’s Pythagorean meditations. (They) serve as an entrance into the philosopher’s mind, as if we are thinking and discovering along with him—the world before us always new and marvelous, changeless and changing. A. E. Stallings, author of Olives: Poems (on Pythagoras in Love) 
 A book with new pleasures on every page. The fluidity of imagination, all of the natural world becoming parts of the pattern discerned, the language lending grace and clarity to the vision… Daniel Hoffman, author of Makes You Stop and Think (on Logician of the Wind) 
 A born naturalist gifted with urban insights, verse assembled from careful observation and remarkable emotional investment. Ernest Hilbert, author of Caligulan (on Wandering Electron) 
 If they are about any one thing, these poems are about a type of salvation, man not only returning to nature but remembering he is, in fact, part of nature. Katherine Hastings, author of Shakespeare and Stein Walk Into a Bar (on Wandering Electron) 
 A scientist-poet, a mathematician-poet, a conjurer poet. Elizabeth J. Coleman, author of The Fifth Generation (on Red-Tailed Hawk on Wall Street)

Consulting With The Swifts: New and Selected Poems 1982-2016

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Spuyten Duyvil Publishing

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