Beauregard Brumley, a young basset hound, and his best friend and inventor, Cornelius the Cat, travel back in time to the City of Boston on the night Paul Revere rides through the city to alert everyone to the arrival of the British soldiers. Along the way, the animals they meet help them understand more about this important event and even more about themselves.

In his second collection of poems in his "DEAD POET" series, Walter J. Wojtanik further explores the various stages of a life well lived (as far as he knows) through his personal experiences and poetic expressions. No subject inspires a poet more than life itself, and in their desire to be read and heard, they lay their hearts bare and expose that which was kept well hidden. Coming on the heels of his book "DEAD POET... Once Removed," Wojtanik shows that his voice is still strong and he reminds us that he is still not quiet yet.