i was knocking about Silliman’s blog and read his August 18th piece on Joel Lewis. A great find. I’ve shelved the one book my library has of his, I’m...
Read MoreThe Triumph of Life In many ways Shelley is the most difficult of the Romantic poets. Blake also wrote long difficult works of personal mythology, is apocalyptic in...
Read More From: The Temple of Glas By John Lydgate 1370-1451 For thought, constraint, and grievous hevines, For pensifhede, and for heigh distress, To bed I went now this...
Read MoreA Luxury of Primes: Jack Gilbert  Why is Jack Gilbert’s book Monolithos only available used, starting at the royal price of $75.00?  Because it is out of print...
Read MoreThe Sacerdotal Clowns  Surrealism is too massive a topic for a blogh entry, but I would like to mention three American poets whose work I’ve always loved and who...
Read MoreItem I give to Sire Denis Hesselin, Elect of Paris The fourteen hogsheads of Aulnis wine I risked my neck to steal from Turgis If he drinks enough of it to place In...
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THE MAN WHO CAN'T DIE
"Frankel once again produces a thrilling futuristic dystopia which includes white-knuckle action, lots of sex and drugs, and a post-menopausal white-haired research scientist heroine who is trying to save the world from her own mad genius." Buy on Amazon | Buy on Whiskey Tit
GAHA: BABES OF THE ABYSS
"It's hard to put down this book, full of Frankel's autodidact ramblings and wild flights of language." Buy on Amazon | Buy on Whiskey Tit
SPECIMEN TANK
"There's more truth in this book than anyone in the biotech industries would care to admit. Plus, it's funny as hell." Buy on Amazon