by Richard Alan Bunch (2013)
Red Orchids and Daffodils conveys an atmosphere that is realistic, dealing with themes such as human relations art, peace and war, loss and love, spirituality, aging, history and nature in all its varieties.
Michael Macrone
The books in the Brush Up series clarify the thoughts, theories and declarations that have defined and developed the core of Western civilisation over the millennia, from the classics through the Renaissance to the information revolution.
Jack Marshall
"[Marshall] understands that all worlds, the material and the spiritual, are one, and that the neighborhoods and cities that no longer exist can be conjured by memory and reanimated by art."—San Francisco Chronicle
Herbert Morris
"Herbert Morris gathers fifteen poems in both of his signature modes, the dramatic monologue and the meditative reverie. The poet's tone is elegiac, his subjects drawn from history and his own early life."--BOOK JACKET.
Charles Bukowski
in this placethere are the dead, the deadly and the dying.there is the cross, the builders of the cross and the burners of thecross.the pattern of my life forms like a cheap shadowon the wall before me.my lovewhat is left of itnow must crawlto wherever it can crawl.the strongest know that death is finaland the happiest are those gifted with theshortest journey.