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Urban Saint is Ken McCarty Bird's first work of fiction. What Richard Wright's social commentary in Native Son was meant for society in the mid-twentieth century, Urban Saint is apt to be for the socio-religious society in the twenty-first century; with timeless themes that will surely resonate for many, many years to come. Saint or sinner; both are players in this saga of the lovelorn recounting the tragedy and triumph of Victoria and Gabriel's relationship that is imperiled by addiction. The romance between them blossoms into a resplendent nuptial, the nuptial gradually and incrementally...

The tempo runs from edge-of-your-seat epic prose to soothing sonnet, melding thoughts of pristine rain forests, turquoise sea, and snowdrifts in Manhattan. Some award-winners were recited at the University of South Florida (USF) campus in St. Petersburg, where such poems as, "The Horn of Wynton Marsalis," "My Father Had a Rhett Butler Smile," and "Pathos" brought accolades and notoriety to the author. If you ever had qualms about Songs of Solomon being a part of the Bible, you may have something else to think about after reading Caribbean Spell.