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In Within and Without--as in his previous collections of poems, Progression and JAD--Hansen explores the themes of nature, philosophy, and romance but more deeply and more passionately. In the first part of the book, he blends philosophical insights with his love of nature and raises thought-provoking questions connecting the two. In the second part, he expresses his love for his soul mate, Kristen, in poems that are passionate and picturesque. In both parts, he uses his natural surroundings to gain insight into his inner landscape and vice versa.

JAD is a book-length poem about the relationship between the author and his best friend, Joann Antoinette DeVito. Its seven parts: Father, Mother, Brother, Child, Teacher, Lover, Friend - represent James' roles in their relationship. This poetic fantasy metaphorically blends aspects of their real lives with imaginary people and situations. It carries the reader from the childlike nature of their friendship to the deeper meaning of their mature love. From pristine nature to childlike fantasy to romantic love, this innovative book inspires and heals by exploring James' deep love for Joann in a...