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They Call It Living is a work of fiction encompassing themes of innocence, omnipotence, ruin, salvation, redemption and creation. Its themes are embodied in four successive couplets of poem by the author that start each section of the work: Innocence (Earth), Omnipotence (Sky), Ruin (Sea), and Salvation and Redemption (Island). These themes constitute the transition for the main character, Jay Raymond Kimmellmass, from the easy going, heady years of first successes as a junior trader in the world of finance to the more sober yet happier years of a fuller life that includes self awareness and...

Tuckamore is a term used to describe a natural phenomena found in the harsh environment of the west coast of Newfoundland wherein white cedar saplings and lesser growth bend low to the ground to escape the fierce winds of the long winter, forming a mat of indeterminate integrity. It is nature's adaptation for survival and though each element is made stronger than it would be alone, the whole remains a cover of dubious structural reliability. The tuckamore often covers wind-driven deep dangerous depressions gouged out of the solt soils that make up the depleted landscape. An innocent white...