A collection of free form poems that takes the reader through the cycle of life from birth to love to death.

A young Norse woman's fight for her own identity seperate from overbearing brothers. Thinking she wants to be a warrior in a world where women are seldon allowed, she finds a whole new world. Her journey takes her to a man of magic, a sword, a new land, and a love she never thought she'd hae.

This is a collection of non-rhyming freeform poems on a variety of topics. It starts with the poem of Native American spirits encountering a living white woman to share their tale. The remaining poems are snipits of the world as the woman may see it. Showing different aspects of her world.

A young man's journey from orphan to manhood through his adentures on the sea. The tale takes us on his journey from meeting the sea captain who would change his life to the end of his days as an old man with his life and family behind him.

A collection of Haiku inspired by the japanese poetic form. In the typical fashion, most are nature based in the japanese tradition.

This is a single epic poem set in stanzas, telling the tale of a person seeking redemption and rebirth.

A collection of short stories that takes us on a journey through time. Starting at the dawn of time with fantasy tales, it travels foward to modern time with contemporary tales to the future with sci fi tales then end the universe.

This is a collection of freeform, non-rhyming poems on a variety of subjects.

A collection of free form poems. They are on a variety of themes, but still reflect on the concept of fate.

A fictional journal of a teenage girl as she struggles with seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Along the way, she finds a true friend, faith in herself, and that she had supporters that sh didn't know she had.

a collection of freeform poems. Most are of a darker nature, speaking of longing and loneliness.

A collection of freeform poetry on Pagan themes. They are all about Pagan Gods, practices, or beliefs; or speak to Pagans in other ways. They are freeform, and predominately non-rhyming.