Selected Correspondence of Kenneth Patchen (1911-1972) contains letters from such literary figures as: Harvey Breit - Alex Comfort - E.E. Cummings - Robert Duncan - James T. Farrell - Lawrence Ferlinghetti - James Laughlin - James Boyer May - Alexander Meiklejohn - Henry Miller - Henry Moe - Harriet Monroe-Lewis Mumford - Alan Neil - Miriam Patchen - Henry Rago - Kenneth Rexroth -Harry Roskolenko - Isabel Smith-Stein - Wallace Stevens - Dylan Thomas - Leon Trotsky -Louis Untermeyer - Amos Wilder - Thomas Wolfe - Jasper Wood.

The poet and artist Robert Sund is a Pacific Northwest legend. This book is an inspired biography comprised of stories, memories, poetry, photography and artwork by those who knew him. The book is also filled with previously unpublished and uncollected works by Sund. A tribute to a life committed to poetry, calligraphy, art and friendship.

Saint Lemonade consists of two related novellas. The first part follows the adventures of a Hollywood look-alike and a neon newspaper sign. The second half takes place in wartime; a love story with a lemonade powered wheelbarrow, and a 17 cent stamp. The book is illustrated throughout by the author.

A new book of poetry, ordered in seasons, the old-fashioned Japanese way like a haiku collection. These poems are collected from self-published chapbooks written 2007-2013. With drawings by the author.

Set in July 1942, a boy and a girl search for a missing circus elephant. In appreciation of the old Scholastic paperbacks, this poetic novel is beautifully illustrated and written for children and adults. Bringing joy and cheer to a troubled world.

This book is a compilation of five novels written 2000-2005: Jackson Ferocious, Harmonica, Velocipede, Rose Petal Lantern and Copper Kettle. The characters include a circus giant, clockwork animals, shapeshifters, detectives, movie stars and time travelers in a land that shifts from Aztlan to America, past, present and future. Another adventure in reading from Good Deed Rain.

A short story collection compiled from over thirty years of writing by Allen Frost. It contains 193 stories, full of adventure, imagination, mystery, romance and comedy all ages are sure to enjoy. There are recurring characters you'll meet, like the stars of old B-movies, as well as presidents, mad scientists, moon monsters and barnstormers, all presided over by the ghostly presence of our book's charismatic host, Sylvan Moore.

A three part book of poetry. Written during the rainy seasons of fall, winter and spring in Bellingham, Washington. 'Air Travel' is about a rowboat and the man who goes fishing and gets fished. 'October Water' is a month of Haiku, written in tribute to Santoka Taneda and the poet monks of Japan. 'Living in Water' is a fictional poetry diary, waiting for the wet streets to dry and the sun to come out. All ages will enjoy the travels taken in this unique poetry collection with photos by the author.

Two connected novels (Bagdad Butterfly of Panama, and Waterstories) in one book. Travel through time, life and death, air and water, as you move across a mythical America in this pair of mysterious, poetic adventures. In 1989, Allen Frost wrote these legends in NYC, inspired by the soul of that big city, and the experience of a gothic winter visit to Cape Cod.

A two week vacation in Ohio provided inspiration for this book of poetry. Adventures and imaginings along the great lake and surrounding landscapes became a travel guide of poems, illustrated with drawings and photographs by the author.