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“Empty Puppets” celebrates forty years of correspondence with publishers, editors, newspapers, friends, enemies, theologians and just about anyone who knows how to read, by our favorite raconteur Doyce Whisanant. This intimate document reveals the personalities behind the life of a singular literary figure, through many diverse jobs, girlfriends, circumstances and life changes along the way. A most diverting entertainment for those inclined toward such things: the perfect volume of belles lettres to include in any angler's tackle box! Volume Eight of The Whisanant Mythos.

Fragments of a Fading Dream is a glimpse into the life of Lxa. Through her writings you will see her attempt to understand the world around her and her place in it. Join her as she searches for answers to questions involving life & love, illusion & reality, dreams & memories in an attempt to put the pieces together. I live most of my life inside my head trying to see the difference between what is real and what is not what is simply my own creation and what is outside of me and whether or not it matters

We are sitting upon the wall waiting as the world has taken its downward spiral. The Self has become deemed more worthy than the collective being, and we await from the sidelines for the whole show to crash and burn. This manuscript is two shorter chapbooks combined into this one collection. Ghost in the Reflection-Letters to Erin began originally as a series on Channillo.com titled simply Ghost in the Reflection. It was a collection in the works that addressed the decline of kindness and morality in modern society. As the series began to take shape and grow it began to ring similiar to a second collection that poet James F. Miller II had sitting in the files of his desktop computer. ...

Spiral Notebook to record day-to-day notes, or to at least carry around to make it look like you have your life together. 5.5x8.5 100 College Ruled Lined Pages with decorated interior.

This book is dedicated to my father Jerome Williams. This book is a combination of the writings of my father and mine. A collection of poems, letters, and stories. These poems and letters are true work of both authors and the stories I wrote are pure and positive imagination. This is a rare collaboration of its kind because my father had life in the Maryland State Penitentiary and wrote his poems before he passed on. And me his son was incarcerated in a Federal prison in Allenwood, Pennsylvania where my writing began. Although both of us were incarcerated in different states; ironically we wrote on some of the same subjects but different titles. I don’t know if ...

A novel in three notebooks. "There's a time and a place for everything, and it's called college."

Enclosed in this book are conversations based on various topics that will make your jaw hit the floor. This book is guaranteed to offend pretty much anyone who reads it, but hopefully you won't take it to heart. Great for reading while on the can. NOTE: This book has not been edited. Readers beware, it is a complete insult to literature.

The apotheosis of the remarkable life of pulp author and SWAT Team Chaplain Doyce Whisanant. This edition includes three alternate endings, culled from documents retrieved from three separate time streams by the Von Hesselbrut Archive in Fort Cuellar, Florida. But is it the end at all, or just another beginning? Volume Ten of The Whisanant Mythos.

The first-ever English-only translation of the long-obscure work by Gaspar Buscapino finally comes to print. "Uterine Blather" is a strong quaff of ribald cosmic philosophy, blended with humor, insight and no small amount of outrageous imagery. This new edition features the incredibly sensuous illustrations of Sylvia Arnold, the first of her illustrated works to appear in English. Volume seventeen of the Whisanant Mythos.