Walking The Black CatIn his thirteenth collection, Pulitzer Prize winning poet Charles Simic melds folklore and black magic with everyday life. Hamlets ghost wandering the halls of a Vegas motel, a street corner ventriloquist using passersby as dummies, and Jesus panhandling in a weed infested Eden are just a few of the startling conceits Simic unleashes in this collection. Few contemporary poets have been as influential or inimitable as Charles Simic.\"The New York Times

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and as it fights before submitting to despair

Book 2: Hers to Tame

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His beautiful daughter sacrifices herself to a life in the beast’s castle to protect her father

When she’s kidnapped and taken to him

that will keep readers guessing

000 pounds found in his pocket

sleep under the star-filled sky

drug abuse and even madness and suicide

Book 4: A FATAL SECRET

Taking readers on a breathtaking visual and scientific adventure