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DÉJÀ VU: A Poetic Memoir of Illustrious Da Poet is a captivating journey through the vivid tapestry of the life of the author. As this lyrical memoir unfolds, readers will discover a rich collection of poetic expressions. From the whimsical charm of Limericks—to the powerful cadence of Spoken Word—the poignant reflection in Odes—the satirical wit in humorous verses—the brevity and grace of Haikus—the unrestrained emotions of Free Verses—and the cleverly crafted messages in Acrostic Poems, each piece is a window into the Author's unique Spiritual Healing experiences. This diverse array of poetic forms weaves together a narrative that encapsulates the essence of a life worth living.

Jennifer Jenssen awakens from one nightmare to find herself facing another. One she feels may be of her own making. Could her husband's accident have been avoided if she had heeded the powerful message sent through a dream? Buried deep in Jennifer is anger for the curse of visions she fails to interpret correctly, and secrets so painful she has no memory of them. Don Summers provides the support and strength Jennifer needs to grow beyond the pain of loss ... but he is powerless to prevent her confrontations with death.

People say that hindsight is 20/20 What if foresight could be 20/20? Quantum Theory suggests that where a person is in time determines WHEN that person is in time. The big bang, is 'time zero'. Dinosaurs would still rule the earth at a point in space 650 million years behind our current location on our current trajectory. At a point that is located 1650 years behind us, on our current trajectory, the Romans would still dominate Europe. At a point that is a mere 80 years behind us, the outcome of World War Two would still hang in the balance. If a Tachyon wave slammed into the solar system, moving it backwards one year in space-time and slightly altering the direction our solar system was traveling in space. How would the humans living in that moment handle their opportunity to alter their own future? Would they take advantage that random chance and change their lives for the better, or would they simply ignore that opportunity and repeat the mistakes of the past.

Moses, the main character of Santa Claws, discovers sex and the verity of Freud's insight, finds out about death and the cruelty of consciousness, loses his mind and realizes that desperation is clawed, accepts the fact that we are all going to die and that life is short. Using hard-nosed, funny, succinct narrative, spangled with epigrammatic short stories, striving essays, contemplative poetry, playful plays and empirical studies, the novel intimates a singular Moses; one who does not rise to lead anybody--he practically despises everyone save Sophie and certain fury creatures--retreating inwards to fight the inevitable. Savvy readers will be interested by this novel; those not afraid to be shocked, mocked and challenged; those ready to be saddened and disappointed; those looking for some bemusement coupled with existential angst; those tired of fleeting romanticism and religious dogma.

Gavin and Matthew just want to get home to enjoy Christmas Eve in their safe, warm apartment. Should they walk or take a cab? But will either option do the trick when Victor, suffering from his holiday blahs, is determined to undermine this happy twosome at every turn? Years ago, Victor made the unfortunate mistake of coming out to his family on Christmas. Why couldn’t he have picked a random summer day? Can Victor’s husband Bryan pull him out of his gloomy mood in order to give the popular Gavin and Matthew the merry Christmas they deserve?

Kat Harmon did not believe in Santa Claus. And she wasn’t sure her kids should, either; it would only set them up for disappointment. Her twins had visions that St. Nick would bring them kittens, dogs—and a daddy. How could she tell her children that their Christmas dreams weren’t going to magically come true? And Gabe Housley wasn’t making things easier for Kat. The twins had hired Gabe to find the real Santa Claus—and he was humoring them! But as Gabe slowly worked his way into their family, Kat began to wonder if he had his own brand of Christmas magic, the kind that made even the hardest heart believe in happy Christmases ever after….