The Writer follows the life and loves and the quirky mind of Arthur Mullens, a writer who discovers that the things he writes come true, sometimes to him, sometimes to others, but they always happen.

I was six years old. My Grandfather was about to tell me Life's Secrets. Problem was... I was six years old. From the Wisdom of my Grandfather, more or less, 1000 of Life's "Rules."

Thirty-Seven years of poetry. A reflection on poetry as a diary of sorts, encouraging the poet in all of us to pay attention to this magnificent but fleeting gift of life... and to write. This 'download' of thirty-seven years of writing is largely raw and unpolished, arriving quickly as a chronicle of events or in answer to that feeling that the poet often gets, that there is a poem waiting, and they are eager to let their pen find it.

Simple Zen is a journey back to the things you knew as a child, the simple things. The stuff of life and society too often obscures these simple truths. As adults we too often seek a difficult path back to those truths, thinking the journey 'must' be arduous and the secrets too profound to find on our own. In Simple Zen we discover the opposite is true. Enlightenment is right there, waiting in the next breeze.

A look into the often mysterious process of writing. An unguarded glimpse into the 'art' of putting together a book, by someone who just might be teaching by example, what not to do. For both the reader and the aspiring writer "Topics" will have you wondering what's next.

Dexter Doubletree is no tough guy, he's just a guy, but he's a Detective, a gumshoe, and a good one, who only takes a case he intends to solve. Scotland holds the answers and Doubletree needs the cash. With the backdrop of Edinburgh's downtown our Detective discovers a web of clues that leads him to the mysterious Book of Wonders. The bump on his noggin means somebody is watching him, somebody who wants that book as much as he does. Note: Adult language and situations.

You might call him a 'Dick'. He might be making some mistakes, but they're little ones, the kind of mistakes that have an up side. Dexter Doubletree is a gumshoe's gumshoe. He's trying his hand at something different, he teaching a class full of little dames at a Catholic Girl's school, but he won't forget he's a Private Eye, there's always work to do. And when it's all said and done he's still a dick. And you might guess, but this Dick, and these girls, well, it gets a little steamy, so turn on a fan. Note: Adult language and situations.

Doubletree is a dick. He's a P.I.'s P.I. He's not a regular gumshoe, he's smarter than that. He knows his way around the city and around dames, and he won't be a sap for any gal. Dexter Doubletree has a few cases in the works, he's trying to tie up loose ends; and the dames, well some of them have information he needs and he's going to get it. Some of them have something else he needs, and he'll get that too. He'd just come back from Thailand, and had a Brass Monkey to show for it. It cost him some bullets but he didn't mind buying bullets, he didn't want them to go stale. Anyway, follow...

A case of suspense and intrigue, that's what you want from a Dime Novel isn't it? Dexter Doubletree is in Thailand, he's after the elusive Brass Monkey. There's talk that the thing is packed full of heroin, maybe it's made of Gold. Doubletree is out to get it and try to come out in one piece, which won't be easy. There's dames of course, there always is when some gumshoe is on the case. I could tell you more but then I'd have to kill you... Note: Adult language and situations.