Nothing Matters, is the third volume in the Nothing series. It is similar to its companion volumes, Nothing Works and Nothing Special in that it is a book of personal examination and exploration, the outcome of which is a collection of poems that blends personal tales of discovery and direct experience, with more distant and imagined poems in Aikido, meditation, and eastern thought in general. The author's first hand, direct experience comes across in his writings.

War is armed conflict. It is generally characterized by extreme aggression, destruction, and mortality. In other words, things blow up, and people bleed and die, usually for some over-reaching reason beyond immediate survival, as determined by someone else in some kind of power structure. People and societies wage war for various reasons, but, bottom-line, combatants and civilians die. Many times in the most cruel of ways. The poems in this volume, the second in the War series, talk about war, battle, loss, and their consequences. Only survivors and history can decide if a war was worth it,...

This is a book of poetry on life, love, and loss. It is the first volume in the Life Series. Simple and accessible poems. If you have lived and loved, this book is for you.

Nothing Exists, is the fourth volume in the Nothing series. It is similar to its companion volumes, Nothing Works, Nothing Special, and, Nothing Matters, in that it is a book of personal examination and exploration, the outcome of which is a collection of poems that blends personal tales of discovery and direct experience, with more distant and imagined poems in Aikido, meditation, and eastern thought in general. The author's first hand, direct experience comes across in his writings.

Rainy Nights In Chicago is a book of poetry dealing with the everyday aspects of life and living, particularly in a major city like Chicago. Volume III, in the Life Series.