CODA chronicles the life, and After-life, of the Last Human left alive, in both flashback and future shock, after the Apocalypse of the Millennium, where timeless, Masculinist aggression, and blindness, predictably destroy all life on Earth. The Last Journey is a compelling philosophical, and religious, Post-Modernist narrative, that (re)solves eventually the Riddle of the Universe: from the unique vantage point of the Last Sentient Being left alive to ponder the Question of Existence. It is the quest of a Latter-day Siddhartha, albeit in context of an apocalyptic world sundered by global...

Farewell to Modernism: On Human Devolution in the Twenty-First Century is an original, pathbreaking, revolutionary, and totalizing critique of received Modernist ideas, including Modernist Utopianism. In that vein, it unseats virtually every dearly held myth of EuroModernist discourse. It offers a new episteme based on our true ontic nature - our anthropic species-being - as an offset and correction to all brands of EuroModernist idylls, be they of Left or Right, that have repeatedly brought the world to the brink of annihilation. In sum, this book argues that neither philosophy nor...

This is but a sampler, and a rich smattering of verse - of all cadences and genres, penned over a long period of time.

These poems could, at best, howsoever fleetingly, warm the heart, soothe the disgruntled sensibility, or allay the anxieties of the disturbed mind.

The only interlarding thread, in all of them, is that rarefied sense of beauty that informs all poetic imagination.

The reader could pause on the sounds, the moods, or the meanings of the Lyrics: it doesn't matter - each is part of the mythopoetic resonance of the stanzas.

Occasionally, the...