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From Europe to the Far East, Robert Meyers-Lussier's travels have tantalized his taste buds with delectable delights. With over 250 recipes and 75 photographs, he has captured the cozy essence of the most comforting dishes uncovered from cuisines around the world. From France there is a soothing Vichyssoise and Germany a gratifying Neu Sauerbraten. Along the Mediterranean is a relaxing dish called Pastitsa, from Greece. Crossing the sea to the Middle East is an Apple Baklava that strengthens the after-dinner spirit. Traveling through Russia, Borscht satisfies the beet lover. Across the Asian...

"Psaiku" takes haiku to the next level. Rather than celebrating nature, "Psaiku" reflects on the nature of man - on his psyche. Robert Meyers-Lussier uses this new form of poetry on his journey of self-discovery. In three lines, and 30 words or less, join him as he encapsulates his observations and experiences with is own style and flair.

Within our mind's eye

The pristine soul of nature

Sees with clarity

---12 July 1996---

Crystallized Remnants mingles free-form poetry with shorter offerings of Psaiku-a form of expression based on the ancient poetic form of Haiku...with a twist: Tribes of Earth rejoice As raindrops joined make oceans So too minds of men Whereas Haiku is centered around themes of nature, Psaiku focuses on humans and human nature. Longer, free-form poems, like "Desert Days" and "Vietnam 1," and "You Can't Hide Forever," also use powerful imagery and spare, concise language to reflect on the nature of man-on his psyche. This new collection is as varied and expressive as the author's use of...