The Sunspots of Serendipity

"The Sunspots Of Serendipity is four-hundred forty lyrical
quatrains on lost love, the tenuous course of the world--and our tragic
human failings. It is full of epic heartbreak, and modest romance. A
dirge on Mother Nature and human innocence, it is cynical on greed,
money--and politics. It broods on the fragile constitution of our
society--and also of our hearts' failures to reconcile our new world
freedoms from commitment, with those old world ideals of monogamy.

"The
passages are nimble, cryptic pieces evoking hope and caution. They
quickly become metaphysical or existential, on the turn of a verb. They
often culminate in tongue-twisters, or nonsensical syntheses--just to
see if you're still reading."Also, weaving between the poles of
faltering romances and worldly despairs, one finds anecdotal
commentaries on everyday human frustrations--and the victories we all
experience. For although the overtone of Sunspots is serious and
brooding, its perspectives are never so bleak as to call an end to the
words themselves--so that ultimately, hope bleeds through."