Poetry. Swanson's poetry comes to us here in four line stanzas that also appear to be complete sentences as part of a cohesive chapter structure, revealing the story of a man unable to cope with the insecurities of the real world. The man withdraws into his mind where he creates his own universe and plays his own God. He attempts to create the perfect order of good in the world within this private space, but is foiled when at the crowning point of his universe, it is destroyed-partly by what he created from his own repressed fears. Unable to effect change, he is forced to watch his universe destroyed, and must return to the reality he had fled from.

Beyond the Fears of Tomorrow

Literature & Fiction

Swanson, Casey Robert

Poetry

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Poetry. Various urgent, lively, and sometimes haunting poems appear here alongside stark black and white photos of Jones' homeless subjects. Jones takes on the plight of the homeless in different voices, echoing the thoughts of people on the streets, unfeeling passersby, and compassionate observers. Terry Messman, editor of Street Spirit, writes: "Her poems speak directly to the souls of the readers and appeal to our hearts for a rebirth of compassion, justice, and love towards the poorest of our brothers and sisters."

The Bones Of The Homeless

Jones, Judy

Religion & Spirituality

<p>Fiction. Joe Gold's first novel considers this question: Are UFOs graduate students of the future researching their past? Most people come to the Lamp Post Motel to hide out, shack up and party down. Some find it a cheap getaway from Tucson's merciless summer heat. And a few tattered souls are there because they've stumbled and there's nowhere else to fall. Elmo Skinner was one of those prople. He was a loner who lost everything, but gained the Lamp Post Motel from the ashes. He turned it into an automation project, and added hidden cameras to keep a little too close an eye on his clientele. From 2000 years in the future and Saturn's University of the Rings come a couple of graduate students who use the Lamp Post Motel for sexual anthropology field research. They sneak back through a hole in time, then send Elmo mind-hopping on the ride of his life. Joe Gold is a journalist, technology marketer, and content writer in San Francisco, and a longstanding member of the National Writers Union.</p>

The Lamp Post Motel

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Gold, Joe

Science Fiction

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