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Colors of Love is the third volume in the Breakfast in Memphis poetry series. This collection reminds us that our journey as humans is one of the heart-and that pain, lessons, forgiveness, healing, and gratitude are all part of the enchanted forest we call life. Love is the answer. Light triumphs over darkness-but not without pain and struggle.

Midnight in the Desert is the second volume in the Breakfast in Memphis poetry series. These poems are a stark, haunting, midnight walk through the dark, toxic, human-created wasteland that once was known as the Garden of Eden. The poetry is a raw, unfiltered description of the myriad of evils inflicted on humans and nature by the unconscious, aggressive, vicious, and greedy behaviors that have dominated human societies for most of known human history. The devastation is nearly total, and constitutes a Code Black for humanity requiring an activation of heroes willing to step into the darkness and find the light needed to unlock a chance for survival. Midnight in the Desert also explores the emotional and existential vapor trails of one man's search for understanding love, forgiveness, redemption and some kind of roadmap to a better future.

Universe Favors the Hero is a collection of poems written at a time of increasingly daunting challenges for humanity and the planet we share. The words, patterns, and phrases of the poetry will resonate in the soul of the forgotten inner hero embedded in those called by destiny, conscience, and heart to step forward with great courage into the dangerous unknown in service of humanity. The messages are lyrical codes sent from higher realms to urge and inspire the ordinary hero in all of us to remember something ancient inside of us, to recognize that hero in the mirror, and to join forces with many others awakening to the same call to duty. Universe Favors the Hero is the first volume in the Breakfast in Memphis poetry series.

Captures classic rockers from Journey to Bruce Springsteen to the Cars, nascent new wavers such as the Police, Talking Heads and the Clash, as well as the year’s greatest releases from rock, R&B, country and jazz stars.The On Record series is an year-by-year, comprehensive look at the evolution of popular music from 1978 to 1998.Colorado Music Experience founding director and author G. Brown covered popular music at The Denver Post for 26 years, interviewing well over 3,200 musicians, including Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Mick Jagger, and Kurt Cobain, all of whom recounted their escapades and reminisced about what their time on the charts meant to them personally and musically. Over the decades, G. also amassed an archive of close to 15,000 rare promotional photos.Each volume of the On Record series presents nearly 200 rare archival images and 100 interviews with an array of performers, from the late Jerry Garcia and Dave Matthews to Bono and Santana. Beautifully crafted, these books belong in the library of every music fan and music institute.Proceeds from book sales benefit Colorado Music Experience.