Soul Hill Lullabies, a poem cycle by Stephanie Mesler, tells the story of life on and around Alma Hill, New York. The Hill, as locals call it is located on the southernmost edge of Allegany County, where the mountains of western New York meld with those of Pennsylvania. Nestled beside the Adirondacks and Catskills at the edge of Appalachia, Alma Hill is taller than Lookout Mountain in Tennessee but more modest. The Hill has been home to the poet's people for much of the last two and a half centuries. Both of her parents grew up on or in the shadow of Alma Hill. Soul Hill Lullabies reminds us...

Adventures and Confessions of a Fat Lady Who Sings is a memoir of fattitude. Stephanie Mesler is a fat lady who sings, has been for more than a half century. Here, she shares some of her escapades and imparts some wisdom. She is guaranteed to make you laugh and could very likely make you cry. It takes strength to live life amply. Let the fat lady tell you how.

Love Lines, Illustrated Passion Poems For Lovers and Other People tells all of our love stories. Sometimes love really is a many splendored thing; other times, love makes us vomit. Sometimes, it does both simultaneously. In Love Lines, Stephanie Mesler tells the unadulterated truth about Love in the 21st century.

Donny Granger likes to shoot things. He also likes to slip on a pretty dress from time to time. His best friend, Mean Margaret Adelbaum, has teh worlds' worst father, even meaner than Donny's own. How will these two kids from West Virginia survive life on Pig Hill? They'll escape. That's how.

GodSongs happen when a poet decides God needs a good talking to. In this case, the poet is an episcotarian pagostic who believes in the power of art to transform the world we live in and the lives we live in it. God (whatever is meant by the term) is always in the mix when transformation occurs. GodSongs have the power to change the way we talk about God(s) and teh way we approach the divine.

Bath Time for Woofy Woofster is the story of a Jack Russel Terrier who loves almost everything and everyone. The one thing he definitely does not love is taking a bath. Follow Woofy as he leads his favorite girl, Olivia Oatis, on a messy adventure through the town they call home.

Miss Intensity Walks In is an illustrated poem cycle about a professor poet who sees the world through a lens of self-adoration and complete self-confidence. If you've ever been a graduate student in the arts, you'll recognize her. If not, consider this a cautionary tale.