Bøger af Michael Bryant

'Entanglement' is a collection of 30 poems abstracted from real and imaginary experiences exploring the emotional impact of both casual and intimate relationships. The title borrows loosely from quantum physics where the term refers to the relationship between particles whose quantum states influence each other regardless of how separated they are physically. Content Advice: These poems contain a small amount of sexually explicit language.

'Where It Leads' is a collection of poems which explores the boundaries between disparate content. The 30 poems range widely from realism to surrealism, the transparent to the opaque, the commonplace to the bizarre and their juxtaposition inevitably creates jagged boundaries. The poems mostly have linear narratives, which suggests the title, but the title itself poses a question for the reader.

This book is about the history of the movie industry in Georgetown, South Carolina between 1900-1945. It also covers the economical and cultural impacts throughout the time period.

Second Person Singular is a collection of 25 poems which explore relationships between two individuals from the perspective of the writer. Although autobiographical in tone, these poems are a blend of personal narrative, observation and invention.

Multiple Fractures is a collection of 30 often visceral poems which explore chance events, unexpected outcomes and consequential ironies from a variety of perspectives. The metaphorical fractures are sometimes physical, sometimes temporal, invariably emotional.

A quick-read guide to blowing away the fog that surrounds the concept of manhood

Kedesh, City of Refuge, opens on the main character, Adam, fleeing from the Avenger of Blood, across the Wilderness of Sin. Adam is striving to reach Kedesh, a city of refuge he will be safe if he can but get there in time.During his adventures, Adam meets many memorable characters such as Discipler, Trueheart, and Faith. He avoids the truants at the gate and travels to the arena of struggle and conflict to learn how to serve the Lord best. His friends show Adam how to fight the battles that would inevitably become a part of his story.A symbolic account of spiritual warfare, "Kedesh, City of Refuge," focuses on the Kingdom of God, and Jesus is the King. This exciting story recounts many of the decisions a Christian faces when choosing to serve the King of kings and the Lord of lords.