Hunters of the Ice Age At the dawn of time, a proud people battled for survival, at one with the harsh beauty of the land and its primal rhythms. The Mammoth Slayer Named for the massive beast sacred to his people, Mamut had proven his strength and courage time and again. But when it came to subduing one helpless female, he found himself at a distinct disadvantage. Never had he realized the power of beguiling green eyes, soft curves and berry-red lips to weaken a man’s resolve. He had claimed he would make the stolen woman his captive, but he soon learned he would never enjoy her alluring body unless he could first win her elusive heart.

Dawn Was Yesterday the sixth poetry volume of seven in this series. Assembled from bar napkins, faded journals, poems offered for print, some even printed in national & regional publications from college to a copy shop spiral bond printing in 1989. Reprinted here with new poems continuing the dialogue of words that make my life.

A book of Romantic Poetry

Reproduction of the original.

'So why am I here?" That's when she said the one word that I did not what to hear. WOMEN! The word resounded so hard it was as if someone dropped a ton of bricks in a library. 'Mr. Stevens, you are here because of the women in your life!" Now I was scared! In a bizarre turn of events, Andre Stevens finds himself in purgatory. While watching his funeral, his advocate, Charlene Whitman, confronts him about his womanizing ways. Several women from Andre's past attend his funeral, and it isn't long before he realizes how much he'd hurt them with his dishonesty. But one woman above all grabs his attention: Dawn. Before his untimely death, Andre was on his way to tell Dawn he was ready for a commitment. But he never got the chance. Now, it appears the fate of his soul hangs in the balance. Will he be able to redeem himself, or will his past condemn him to a fate worse than death?

Peretz Markish (1895-1952), one of Eastern Europe's most important Yiddish poets in the period between the two world wars, was a fiercely independent maverick who published work in all literary genres. Although emerging from the Kiev literary tradition, Markish always went his own way in a literary career spanning four decades and embracing almost

Morton Schoolman develops a fascinating and entirely new interpretation of the work of Horkenheimer and Adorno.

Tom and Kate have escaped Kate's werewolf mother and made it to New York. But it's not the safe haven they had hoped for. Something sinister is stalking the streets, preying on the vulnerable - people with no place to stay, no money, no one to ask for help - and before Tom and Kate can find the medicine man who can save Tom from his own werewolf instincts, it looks like they might be next on the menu. This is urban, gritty writing with action from the first page and a fright around every corner.

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