A short stories collection designed to be a "bathroom reader," author Marisa Williams has penned a modern-day collection of gangsta short-short stories that can be enjoyed individually or as an entire book. Members of mafias span different cultures, giving an idea of what the modern day mob life is like, from the dangers of living on a golf course to life in the ghetto, gangs just aren't what they used to be. Young and old, rich and poor, this book views the dangers of life when dealing with more than merely sex and drugs.

Marisa Williams interlaces poetic patterns to reveal one story about the end of the world. One lady, involved with a drug dealing psychopath, gets pregnant just before the water supply is tainted by germ warefare (an attack on estrogen, causing women to die), and she must seek shelter for her baby after her lover's death. Spenserian sonnets, villanelles, rubiayat and other forms connect with free verse, prose and syllabic writing to make this an interesting read for lovers of poetry; explanation included for those who are not.

Second book of the Princess Ventures screenplay trilogy, "Enchantment" involves fairies, witches, ogres, vampires, elves and other mythical creatures in a dark, twisted alternate reality. This book may easily offend, as it contains reading material of an adult nature in partying parts. Open your mind up to a shock story with value.

Third book of the Princess Ventures screenplay trilogy, Shadow Walkers connects the dots via meditation, magic, ghosts, S&M, intoxications, vampires, witches and more. Reflecting back on the past, Princess learns of modern-day royalty with the help of her spirit guide, delving into what made the myths of modern-day. In the world of the supernatural, not everything is as it seems.

From throwing a used tampon at the Underground, to getting decredentialed from High Times, and the destruction of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in New Orleans, this book is a series of letters between author Marisa Williams and New Orleans native Bradley Gooch, co-owner of Galatroire's restaurant, spanning the years of 2003 - 2005. Take a look into history by reading the intimate writings between the two, filled with humor, life struggles, and deranged ramblings. This true-to-life collection gives a glimpse into the lives of these individuals, along with many other famous names, detailing the...

In response to a challenge to write a script in a month, author Marisa Williams penned The Stoney Carnival, a reality-based fictional memoir, in only three days. Exploring life behind the scenes in a carnival, readers are taken inside the carnival and put to work, finding out exactly how female carnies are viewed by society. Women's issues, sexual issues and drugs swirl to create a frenzied reality that could only be found in The Stoney Carnival.

Sex and drugs in life, this is the first novel ever written by Marisa Williams. Dabbling in erotic pleasures, this humorous book takes readers along The Stoney Path of one girl's life, from kinky partying and cliff diving, to robbery, drugs and rape. Life is not always as expected, especially when traveling down The Stoney Path.

Theatre Play "Stoner Point" dives into a clique of stoners, splashing humor in drops of everyday life. Friendship and respect swim to the surface from the depths of a multitude of mindless situations. Reality drips a stream of consciousness in between friendly fights, social circumstances, parties and implied sexual tendencies in a post-teen drug scene.

I'm not happy with the way you wake up, an unwanted assertion of dominance, and this leads to me telling you the bad things that happened in my life, along with why I am not happy when bad things happen to you. It's been years since we saw each other, and I'm filling in the gaps of what happened since we left off. This novel, by author Marisa Williams, is written in first person point of view, addressing second person point of view, pushing the envelope of dominance in sex, from incest to bestiality, and how it affects lives afterwards.