Everyone is one of a kind and has their own story to tell. Our life experiences are what set us apart. This book represents a portion of my life experiences and adventures on living a gratitude filled life, the differences between boys and girls, communication, relationships, spirituality, inspiration, and people in general. When you learn to be thankful, happiness falls into place. "We are like pieces in a jigsaw puzzle. We are all unique and have our own special place in the puzzle of the universe. Without each of us, the puzzle is incomplete." - Rodney Williams

Lost in Liberty is a book about the challenges of leadership at a time when America is facing its demise. This analysis of American society, though dark, can be an inspiration to those who believe in Bible prophecy. Woes leading to the demise include such factors as how government malevolently affects the family structure; how morality and the constitution don't mix; how America promotes pantheism for monetary reasons; how capitalism is misused by the rich and how social programs are misused by the poor; and how man uses technology to compete with God. But most importantly, Lost in Liberty...

The old adage says death and taxes are the only certainties in life. I see it differently. There is another certainty called change. My view began changing in 2006 and those changes culminated in my first book published in 2010 called The View From A Different Angle. As I continue to grow and find new angles, my view continues to change. I now see each day with the expectation of change. I no longer wait for it. I seek it out. With every new angle comes a new view.

A bird-loving man: haiku and tanka collects haiku, tanka, haibun, tanka prose and sequences from a variety of locations and experiences. Rodney Williams' poems have a thoughtful musicality and romance, a sense of humour and sadness to which many people will relate. The poems are carefully crafted, honest and unsentimental, working well on many levels and eliciting a variety of genuine emotions in the reader. They have such sharp details that one can immediately visualise the context. Here we encounter poems that readers living in Australia will be able to interpret with their direct knowledge...

'In this dusty rear-view mirror: 55 poems is a travelogue of the soul - anchored by a unifying voice that is authentic, reassuring yet searching. In its scope it draws from a youth spent in the rolling hills (and sometimes dark valleys) of South Gippsland in Victoria, to journeys in middle age through California and the vast deserts of the American south-west. Rodney Williams' poetry brims with stunning metaphors, a strong affection for the comedic, astute explorations of form, rhythm and style and unusual skill in evoking layered atmospherics, in both the human and natural worlds. This is a...