A collection of poems featuring interesting metaphor and powerful imagery, touching on love and memory. Book includes the title poem, "Nebulae Cocktails." This poem is a call to subvert the status quo. "We celebrate. We dance... We fill them like empty jars...(we) feed their young with rebellion." The death of a parent is explored in "Memory of Hands" while the collection also includes the humor of the "Tea Party" and "Disenchanted Frogs." Love and loss and identity are compellingly explored.

"The Desert Stones" asks who am I? What is real? What lasts? It unveils the struggle for identity in real-time, including the internal strife between convention and originality-- often as though there are two, sometimes three, voices within the mind of the writer competing for primacy. The Wall, The Drama, The Stones, the Thief, and ultimately the Desert Stones, all are archetypes within this landscape where the soul searches for truth and belief. In the end, the narrator experiences an apotheosis of being in this starkly imagined world.