This 2003 book is a comprehensive and highly illustrated guide to micromanipulation techniques in assisted conception in a clinical setting.

The Hunted River is a book of poems dealing with phases of life and mind. The poems examine the struggle between status quo and growth, comfort and change, control and freedom. The voice in these poems ranges from mystic tenor to bass blue collar, all the while asking if nature is what we see, what we cannot see, or what we want to see.

The Gravedigger's Roots is told by the gravedigger himself, a man who is at the lowest point of the social totem pole. He is, however, also a man with spiritual (but not religious) leanings. He tries to understand the work he does and why things happen (or don't happen). He is undeniably a cynic, yet he suspects that life goes on beyond the grave, that after death he may be reborn to a life he'd rather not live, finally to succeed or to fail once again. The gravedigger could be described as a pessimist who is not bereft of hope.

All proceeds help fund FutureCycle Press's Good Works projects. A selection of poems describing American society from a personal point of view. Collectively, they constitute a critical look at the way things are, expressed in poems whose fine quality makes them deserving of attention. Note: A PDF version is available for free viewing at futurecycle.org.

Co-edited by poets David Chorlton and Robert S. King, WEATHERINGS is three poetry anthologies in one: Homeland (Writings About Homelessness); Metamorphosis (Writings About Aging); and Our Place (Writings About the Earth). Proceeds from the sale of this FutureCycle Press Good Works project are donated to charity. Visit futurecycle.org for more information.