Technical virtuoso Mark DeBolt presents 116 of his poems in a wide variety of invented and traditional forms. Sometimes elusive, frequently witty, often moving, always intelligent, and usually thought-provoking, these poems explore themes both secular and sacred, with a good many on the border between the two. "The time of singing has come, and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land." -Song of Solomon 2:12.

Set in a vast Empire peopled with humans and the mysterious shofar, Tevan explores magic and religion as searches for truth and his vocation. In the process he leaves his primal tribe and becomes one of the Empire's most influential people. But is he satisfied?

This book contains 59 original, creative formal poems celebrating many aspects of the Christmas season, though a good majority are religious. In addition to these, there are 6 humorous parodies of Lewis Carroll and 8 translations of Christmas carols from Celtic languages. Nearly every poem could be describes as thoughtful and unique, and show a thorough mastery of technique.

This is a collection of the Victorian master of fantasy's shorter Gothic pieces. In these pages you will meet a ghosts, animated skeletons, a witch, a werewolf, and a man who pretends to be a vampire. You will look through an occult mirror, visit a haunted house, and spend Halloween in Scotland. In short, you will experience all the thrills your nerves desire; but, this being George MacDonald, you will at the same time find nourishment for your soul. Contents: 1)The Dead Hand, 2)Cosmo, 3)The Homeless Ghost, 4) A Gruesome Dance, 5) The Unseen Model, 6) The Gray Wolf, 7) The Haunted House, 8) A...