"Birdhouse" is an autobiographical first person novel about Frank Rozasy, an artist living in a loft space on Main Street, one of the meanest streets in Downtown Los Angeles in 1980. It's a story of his encounters with an eclectic assortment of struggling artists in this gritty part of Los Angeles and gives a unique spin to the artist lifestyle. This book was inspired by Ernest Hemingway's "A Moveable Feast" and Gertrude Stein's "The Autobiography of Alice B Toklas."

Art beachscapes by Frank Rozasy is a collection of his art consisting of photographs, watercolors, acrylic paintings and computer graphics. They are all art of his hometown Santa Monica, California. He has been making, exhibiting and selling his art for the past 45 years. His other passion is long distance ocean swimming.

This book contains a selection of art by Frank Rozasy. Includes: oil and acrylic paintings, watercolors, oil pastels, mixed media, graphics, mosaics, photography, books and installations. Subject matter includes nostalgic, jazz, fantasy, Marilyn, landscapes and portraits. Since 1970 Frank Rozasy has been producing, selling and exhibiting art in galleries, universities and museums throughout the United States. This is the definitive book of art by Frank Rozasy, with 170 images.