Homer's age-old tale is retold in a manner that bespeaks elegance, comedy, tragedy, and poetry. A war hero whose silvery image tarnishes, Jules Lissy returns "home" to find that Penny, his unfaithful wife, has entered into a life-long relationship with a fellow islander. At the end of The Odd of Sea, Jules Lissy comes to outgrow revenge and returns to the sea, with his ship, with his mast, his "moveable tree of life".

The Chemical Element Campaign replays the 2004 USA presidential campaign. In this satirical, twisted version, the politicians, cabinet members, and TV and radio announcers are represented by chemical elements. Bush goes as Boron; Kerry, Osmium; Schwarzenegger, Tungsten. Here, time, history, and people are juxtaposed in a humorous, entertaining story, which shows what a farce the polls, the speeches, the media, the press, the debates, and the politicians can be.

Illustrated poetry offering a full and unobstructed view in every direction of the world, encompassing the boundaries of geography, culture, and wildlife. Panoramic Earth Tones captures the heart and soul of men and women who color the earth human. This collection is fascinatingly shaped and well-rounded like the earth itself.