Passionate and dramatic, Paul Gavin's extraordinary collection of poems artfully expresses the frustrations and challenges of everything from love triangles and career anxieties to life and death.

Influenced by his environment, his social circles, and his imagination, Gavin speaks to new and old generations alike with his verse, proving that words can transcend age and experience. Colorful language and vivid imagery weave through each of Gavin's poems, creating a volatile and explosive reading experience. Whether he explores life's often-mundane existence or reflects on the tragedy of lost...

Ronnie Harrison's band 'Ratdick' is on the rise. They are given the opportunity to open a show for 'Pearl Jam', but before they get to the stage, the Pepsi Center comes crashing down after a giant explosion. Ronnie's father, Big Ron, is implicated in the attack.