Wishes sometimes have consequences is now available for ordering from your favorite bookstore! I know I waited too long, but I have finally created a page for the book: you can find it here. The page contains: Cover images for both hardcover and paperback editions (the contents are otherwise the same) The ISBNs for both [...]
Dear Monday, Good to see you decided to bring summer with you. Love, Kevin (13 July 2020)
https://aurorae.tumblr.com/post/171944952856 The pink mascot bunny bows his head in front of the vending machine He’s got no pockets (11 July 2020 – posted July 12th) Wishes sometimes have consequences is available to order from your favorite local bookstore. IndieBound search: https://www.indiebound.org/search/book?keys=wishes+sometimes+have+consequences If they can’t get it for you, you can always find it on Amazon: [...]
Dear Sunday, Direct at last. Love, Kevin (12 July 2020)
Dear Saturday, Glad to use my powers for good, not for evil. Love, Kevin (11 July 2020)
Dear Friday, I think that says it all. Love, Kevin (10 July 2020)
Dear Thursday, A weird little day you are, this time around. Love, Kevin (9 July 2020)
. It’s got a mind of its own like the sprouts coming up between the rocks and the cracks in the pavement I pull up a few every time I come back from the mailbox but the roots are stubborn They must go all the way to the bottom I find more every day (8 [...]
Dear Wednesday, It’s strange how so many people don’t look the way you expect them to. Love, Kevin (8 July 2020)
My Smashwords page is a little out of date, thanks to the events of the last couple of years—but all of my ebook titles on Smashwords (from Separation Anxiety through The Lilac Years) are all available at 75% off the regular price through July 31st. That means $1 or $1.25 each, depending on the book. Each title [...]
Dear Tuesday, What’s up with the crows? Love, Kevin (7 July 2020)
poetry by Constance Bourg
A dark spill of worlds and words
Listen to your inner self..it has all the answers..
How to Kick Guilt in the Balls.
Thoughts and images by Omar Willey
Monica Carroll
Blurring the lines between poetry and prose
