From the mystery of 'So Little Time, and adventure of 'Mike's Birds' to the heartwarming 'Riverman', humor of 'Peanuts' and romance of 'Tatoo', readers are provided a broad variety of tales guaranteed to tickle the imagination. Randy's ability to blend fact and fiction into entertaining stories makes this picturesque tour through the Old Town a special way to visit and revisit the unique places, history and colorful characters of St. Augustine, the St. Johns River and surrounding area.

Through a host of colorful characters, the author weaves a well-researched, historical overview of the nation's oldest city into this fast-paced story.

FWA 2006 Book of the Year Winner, these short stories present a graphic portrayal of American soldiers and marines who served in Vietnam. Both authors draw from personal experiences, blending fact and fiction into captivating before, during and after pictures of the men who fought. Their writing styles complement each other to capture the tragedy, humor and perspective of the young men in that controversial conflict. These stories ring true not only for the Vietnamese combatants, but for all warriors in battles past and present.

After the body of archaeologist William Stewart is found floating in the bay, a curious reporter finds himself caught up in a web of hideous secrets, deceit, and murder woven by the lure of the tinaja and its terrifying power.

Every bit as appropriate today as it was then Were You There? reflects a deep understanding of war, those who go to fight and their families. Everything in the author's memory of Vietnam comes alive in his poetry: times of fear and love, moments of realization, the landscape and the soldiers. Presented in sections, the poems and supporting illustrations take the reader to 'the place', shows 'the people', describes 'the job', 'things in our head' and looks in the 'duffel bag' for its humor. A tool of understanding and appreciation for those in harm's way, the author's reflections are healing.

FPA 2007 Book of the Year and Best Cover Design Winner. Across the pages of this award winning gift book stride the places, characters, and events of Old St. Augustine. Vividly share your Old Town visit with friends and family through historical turn of the century drawings and poetic narrative of Randy Cribbs. Readers are transported through time to sensually experience the history, charm and mystique of the nation's oldest city.

Cribbs interweaves the fabric of Old St. Augustine and its ghost-filled landscape with the sleepy modern town of today, building a mystery that forces three courageous young people on a mission to confront powerful spiritual forces they don't understand.

Born in 1565, St. Augustine is a saga of exploration and discovery; the beginnings of American culture and spirit. Award winning author Randy Cribbs uses thoughtful narrative and colorful antique images to present a snapshot of the places, characters, events, and mystique of America's Oldest City who celebrates her 450th birthday in 2015

Coloring is Fun History is Fun Color more than 40 drawings and learn about historical people, places and events in St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest city in the United States. The city was founded in 1565 and is now more than 450 years old.