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Two souls started a rivalry on Atlantis thousands of years ago and had reincarnated and killed each other in different parts of the world through the millenniums. Their last encounter was in 1805 on the island of Haiti-Bohio, where Benepère Saint-Ange, the good soul, had attained spiritual enlightenment, which prevented him from enacting the curse against his nemesis, Sam Mauvais, the evil sorcerer. Benepère died in 1807 at ninety-nine
...13) Maybe Next Year
Book 1 in the "Gay Tales for the New Millennium" series
Bryan and Chris are high school juniors who have been inseparable best friends for three years. Now, they are discovering that their feelings for each other run much deeper than mere friendship.
Chris, whose open-minded family is completely supportive, is ready and able to live his life out and proud. For Bryan, whose father is the pastor of a very conservative
...Being a migraineur, having a child who suffers even more severely, I felt every word, every phrase, EVERY poem deeply, and have a few new remedies to consider. ~Mercedes Lewis, Poet, author of Glimpses of a Fractured Soul
This poem collection includes a range of emotions felt while experiencing migraine headaches. Pain? Yes, and sorrow, anger, hopelessness. But the poems were written to help the poet survive the pain—to have hope for
...In this fourth collection in the Poetry for the New Millennium Series, Sandra de Helen offers engaging and hard-hitting poems spanning the length of one's life. From babyhood to old age, the poems leave an impact and will take readers on an unexpected rollercoaster into the ups and downs in the many decades of life.
"[A] poetic tour-de-force. . . de Helen's poems refuse to obey the rules or use their inside voices. By turns pointed, acerbic,
..."Can I change hearts and minds? I'm trying."
From "Day 82: Can I Change?"
Sandra de Helen's newest poetry collection is all about changing hearts and minds. This collection of poems, gleaned from many decades of keen observation, show the poet to be insightful and clear-headed yet displaying a sly wit at times. Her musings on justice, politics, women in society, war and peace, racism, the 2020 pandemic, and more will
"[A] love letter to every reader who enjoys preparing and eating good food and finds sustenance in well-written poetry. The concept of alternating recipes with poems is delightfully satisfying as well as sensorially appealing. ~Renée Bess, novelist, poet, essayist, and short story writer
I Eat My Words is a groundbreaking mashup of poetry and mouth-watering recipes for everything from pie to pasta and beyond. If you appreciate
Aaron Bradbury, 28, has a successful career as a pharmacist and a nice apartment in sunny Tempe, Arizona. Yet, his life seems empty. He has few friends and has had no luck with dating.
A chance meeting with a trombonist named Rob sets a series of events in motion that will change Aaron's life. Rob invites Aaron to attend the Desert Pride Symphonic Band concert the following Sunday. Aaron, who quit playing his trombone in college,
...Book 2 in the "Gay Tales for the New Millennium" series.
In this engaging sequel to Maybe Next Year, 17-year-old Bryan suddenly finds himself on his own in Los Angeles, having narrowly escaped being sent to a gay conversion therapy camp by his fundamentalist father.
Luckily, he finds a room to rent in a house owned by a gay attorney near UCLA. His housemates are a fabulous Black drag queen with an amazing voice, a hard-partying
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